Tamper-Indicating Seals
By Roger Johnston
From the earliest civilizations to the present, seals have provided evidence of unauthorized access
This Article From Issue
November-December 2006
Volume 94, Number 6
Page 515
DOI: 10.1511/2006.62.515
Since the dawn of history, people have wondered about some deeply philosophical issues: Who am I? How was the world created? What is the meaning of life? And for as long as human beings have been thinking of such things, they have also been occupied by another classic question: Has anybody been messing with my stuff?
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