Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of 'maker's marks' on pottery as a form of product branding to indicate workshop origin and quality standards?

Before modern corporate logos, ancient civilizations used powerful symbols to represent their rulers, cities, and products. These symbols served as early 'brand identities' that conveyed authority, origin, and quality. From pottery makers' marks in Mesopotamia to royal cartouches in Egypt, these ancient symbols functioned similarly to today's corporate logos, creating instant recognition and conveying specific messages to consumers of the time. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early branding practices!

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Mesopotamia (specifically ancient Babylon)
Ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom period
Classical Athens during the Golden Age
The Indus Valley Civilization at Mohenjo-daro