Which ancient civilization created the first documented 'brand story' by inscribing tales of quality and origin on olive oil amphorae to distinguish their premium exports?

Before modern marketing, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods to promote their products and establish 'brand identity.' From Phoenician merchant marks to Roman advertising techniques, these early marketing strategies laid the groundwork for today's brand narratives. This poll explores one fascinating example of ancient brand storytelling that has been documented by archaeologists and historians.

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Ancient Greeks from Athens, who included stories of Athena's blessing on their olive oil vessels around 500 BCE
Ancient Egyptians, who painted hieroglyphic narratives about royal endorsements on pottery jars from the Nile Delta region
Mesopotamian merchants, who stamped clay tablets with epic tales of their oil's journey from the fertile crescent
Roman traders, who etched stories of their family's multi-generational oil production techniques on their amphorae