Which ancient civilization created what many historians consider to be the oldest documented commercial logo - a symbol used by potters to mark their distinctive red-gloss pottery around 75 BCE?

Ancient civilizations were surprisingly sophisticated when it came to commerce and product identification. Long before modern marketing strategies, ancient merchants and artisans developed distinctive marks and symbols to identify their goods. These early 'logos' helped establish product authenticity, origin, and quality - serving much the same purpose as modern branding. Test your knowledge about one of the earliest examples of commercial branding in human history!

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Roman Empire (Fortis lamp maker's mark)
Ancient Egypt (Tutankhamun's cartouche)
Mesopotamia (Hammurabi's seal)
Ancient China (Zhou Dynasty potter's mark)