Which ancient civilization created the first widely recognized commercial logo, featuring a distinctive star symbol that appeared on their exported wine amphorae to guarantee quality and origin?

Long before modern retail, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated commercial systems. The Phoenicians created trade networks spanning the Mediterranean, while Roman markets featured branded goods with maker's marks. Babylonian merchants pioneered consumer protection laws, and Egyptian bazaars showcased luxury goods with recognizable symbols. This poll explores how these ancient retail innovations influenced modern branding and consumer practices that we still see today.

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Rhodes (4th century BCE)
Carthage (5th century BCE)
Etruria (6th century BCE)
Assyria (7th century BCE)