Which ancient civilization is credited with creating the earliest known form of 'brand slogan' by marking products with distinctive phrases that guaranteed quality and origin?

While we often think of brand slogans as modern marketing inventions, ancient civilizations had their own versions of promotional phrases and identifiers for their products and services. These early 'slogans' helped establish reputation, quality, and origin of goods in bustling ancient marketplaces from Rome to China. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early examples of brand communication that helped shape commerce thousands of years ago.

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Ancient Rome, where artisans inscribed 'Ex Officina' (from the workshop of) followed by their name on pottery and metalwork
Ancient Egypt, where royal seal impressions on goods declared 'Made for Eternity' to signify durability and divine approval
Ancient China during the Han Dynasty, where merchants used 'White Rabbit' and other symbolic phrases to guarantee authenticity
Ancient Mesopotamia, where Babylonian merchants stamped clay tablets with 'Seal of the Merchant' phrases to indicate quality and prevent counterfeiting