Which ancient civilization created the first widespread system of product branding with 'maker's marks' on pottery that indicated workshop origin and quality standards?

Before modern trademarks and logos, ancient civilizations had their own ways of branding goods and services. From potter's marks in Mesopotamia to merchant seals in Rome, these early forms of product marketing helped establish authenticity and origin. This poll explores how ancient civilizations used visual symbols and markings to distinguish their products in early marketplaces—revealing the surprising sophistication of ancient commercial practices that laid the foundation for today's branding concepts.

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Ancient Greece
Ancient Egypt
Indus Valley Civilization
Han Dynasty China