Which of these is considered the world's oldest known branded consumer product, featuring maker's marks that functioned like modern logos?

Long before modern retail and marketing, ancient civilizations created consumer products with distinctive markings that functioned much like today's brand identities. Some of these ancient 'brands' were so effective that archaeologists can identify their makers thousands of years later. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early examples of product identity and consumer goods from the ancient world.

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Mesopotamian beer jars from Godin Tepe (3500 BCE) with brewery seals
Egyptian perfume bottles from Queen Hatshepsut's reign (1479 BCE) with royal cartouches
Roman garum (fish sauce) amphorae (100 CE) with producer stamps
Chinese silk rolls from the Han Dynasty (200 BCE) with imperial workshop markings