Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of maker's marks on pottery as one of the earliest forms of product branding?

Before modern marketing, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods to distinguish their goods in bustling marketplaces. Artisans and merchants created unique identities for their products through symbols, stories, and reputation. This early form of brand storytelling helped establish trust and loyalty among consumers across vast trading networks. Test your knowledge about how ancient societies marketed their prized commodities and created lasting commercial legacies that influenced trade for centuries.

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Ancient Egypt, with hieroglyphic symbols on vessels denoting royal workshops
Ancient Greece, with potter signatures and workshop emblems on ceramic wares
Mesopotamia, with cuneiform stamps identifying temple-produced goods
Ancient China, with imperial seals guaranteeing quality of porcelain