Which ancient civilization is credited with creating the first standardized 'brand marks' on products, using distinctive seals on pottery that identified specific workshops or merchants?

Before modern logos and digital marketing, ancient civilizations had sophisticated methods of visual storytelling to distinguish their products in bustling marketplaces. From distinctive pottery markings to unique architectural designs on storefronts, visual brand identity has ancient roots. Test your knowledge on how ancient merchants used visual elements to create memorable 'brands' thousands of years before modern marketing!

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Mesopotamians (circa 3000 BCE), who used cylinder seals on clay products to identify their workshop of origin
Ancient Egyptians, who used hieroglyphic symbols on goods to indicate royal patronage
Ancient Greeks, who painted specific patterns on amphoras to indicate the vineyard that produced the wine
Ancient Romans, who stamped bread loaves with baker identification marks for quality control