Which ancient civilization is credited with creating the first standardized commercial logo system, using distinct potter's marks to indicate workshop origin on clay products?

Before modern logos and mascots, ancient civilizations had their own powerful symbols that represented products, guilds, and merchants. These early forms of 'branding' helped distinguish goods in bustling marketplaces from Rome to China. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early commercial identifiers that shaped the foundations of what would eventually become modern brand positioning and recognition techniques.

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Ancient Greece, with documented pottery marks dating to 700-600 BCE that functioned as early brand identifiers
Ancient Egypt, with hieroglyphic seals on goods produced for pharaohs around 3000 BCE
Mesopotamia, with cylinder seals used by Sumerian merchants around 3500 BCE
Ancient Rome, with maker's marks on goods throughout the empire starting around 200 BCE