Which ancient civilization was the first to use a standardized royal seal on products as a form of brand storytelling and quality assurance for trade goods?

Before modern marketing, ancient civilizations used powerful symbols and storytelling techniques to establish their 'brands' and communicate values. These early forms of brand storytelling created lasting cultural identities that archaeologists can still recognize thousands of years later. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations used brand storytelling techniques to establish their identities and promote their products across vast trade networks.

This is a live public trivia poll on AIPolls.Net. Vote and see real-time results.

Ancient Egypt (scarab seals on products traded across the Mediterranean)
Mesopotamian Sumerians (cylinder seals used to mark clay tablets and product containers)
Indus Valley Civilization (square steatite seals on goods traded to Mesopotamia)
Ancient China (jade seals used by the Zhou Dynasty for official merchandise)