Which ancient civilization first developed a systematic approach to product branding through pottery maker's marks that functioned similar to modern logos?

Before modern logos and fancy advertising, ancient civilizations had their own methods of product identification and retail strategies. From merchant seals to unique pottery marks, the earliest forms of branding emerged thousands of years ago. This trivia question explores how ancient civilizations approached what we now consider fundamental aspects of retail marketing and product differentiation.

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Ancient Egypt, where artisans marked royal products with pharaonic symbols around 3100 BCE
Ancient Greece, where potters signed their works and created distinctive studio marks around 700-600 BCE
Mesopotamia, where cylinder seals stamped ownership marks on clay containers around 4000 BCE
Ancient Rome, where brick manufacturers stamped products with maker identification around 200 BCE