Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of seals as 'logos' for merchants, with distinct symbols identifying specific workshops and guaranteeing product authenticity?

Before modern logos and brand identities, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated visual systems to mark their goods and establish merchant reputations. These early commercial symbols were found on everything from amphora jars to market stalls, helping buyers identify authentic products from trusted sources. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants branded their wares and communicated quality to early consumers in bustling marketplaces from Rome to Mesopotamia.

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Mesopotamia (specifically Sumerian merchants)
Ancient Egypt (New Kingdom period)
Classical Greece (5th century BCE)
Han Dynasty China