In ancient Rome, what branded product identification method did merchants use that is considered a precursor to modern brand logos?

The ancient world wasn't just about monuments and wars—it was also home to sophisticated commerce systems with distinct brand identities. From Phoenician traders' recognizable seals to Roman merchant guilds with consistent visual representations, ancient civilizations understood the power of brand recognition. This poll explores how ancient merchants created lasting identities in marketplaces that stretched across continents, influencing commerce practices we still use today.

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Maker's marks stamped onto pottery and goods
Colorful banners with family crests hung above shops
Verbal jingles performed by hired criers
Numerical codes etched into coins that represented specific merchants