Which ancient civilization created one of history's earliest examples of 'brand marketing' by marking their exported pottery and amphorae with distinctive seals that became recognized symbols of quality?

Before modern marketing departments and digital strategies, ancient civilizations were creating powerful brand identities of their own. From distinctive symbols on pottery to elaborate temple marketing, these early societies understood the power of recognition and reputation. This trivia question explores how one of history's most successful ancient 'brands' conveyed quality and origin to buyers across the Mediterranean world.

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Phoenicians, whose 'purple mark' on trade goods signified premium craftsmanship from Tyre and Sidon
Athenians, whose 'owl stamp' on silver-glazed pottery and olive oil amphorae guaranteed authentic Attic origin
Egyptians, whose 'pharaoh's cartouche' on luxury items certified royal workshop production
Romans, whose 'SPQR' mark on exported goods established the first standardized quality control system