Which ancient civilization first used maker's marks (an early form of branding) on pottery and other goods to distinguish quality products and establish consumer trust?

Before modern logos and marketing campaigns, ancient civilizations had their own ways of building brand recognition and consumer trust. Craftsmen, merchants, and trading houses used distinctive symbols, seals, and reputation to stand out in bustling marketplaces from Rome to Babylon. Test your knowledge about these early forms of branding and how ancient consumers made their purchasing decisions in marketplaces that shaped economies for centuries.

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Mesopotamians (circa 3000 BCE)
Ancient Egyptians (circa 2500 BCE)
Ancient Greeks (circa 800 BCE)
Ancient Romans (circa 500 BCE)