Which ancient civilization first used standardized symbols on pottery to identify specific workshops and craftsmen, essentially creating the world's first commercial brand identities?

Before modern logos and corporate identities, ancient civilizations used distinctive symbols to mark their products and establish commercial identities. From pottery makers' marks to royal seals, these early branding elements helped consumers identify quality goods and authorized merchants. Test your knowledge about how ancient societies used visual identifiers in their commercial activities and how these early 'brands' functioned in ancient marketplaces.

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Mesopotamian (3000-2000 BCE)
Ancient Greek (800-500 BCE)
Egyptian (2500-1500 BCE)
Indus Valley (2600-1900 BCE)