Which ancient Mesopotamian innovation is considered one of the earliest forms of 'brand identity' that helped establish consumer trust in products from distant regions?

Before modern logos and slogans, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods to distinguish their products and establish trust in the marketplace. Mesopotamian merchants, Egyptian traders, and Roman businesses all used early forms of branding that would influence commerce for millennia. Test your knowledge about one of the earliest known brand loyalty systems in human history!

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Cylinder seals used by merchants to stamp their unique mark on clay tablets as guarantees of quality and authenticity
Colored flags displayed above merchant stalls to indicate which god protected their business
Specialized coinage minted by each merchant family showing their family crest
Loyalty tablets that customers could collect and exchange for discounted goods