Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of 'cartouches' - oval symbols containing hieroglyphic names - that influenced early commercial branding and product identification?

Before modern branding, ancient civilizations had their own distinctive symbols for commerce and trade. These early 'logos' marked products, identified merchant guilds, and signified quality or origin. From Mesopotamian cylinder seals to Roman maker's marks, these ancient symbols laid the foundation for modern brand identity. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early examples of commercial branding that connected producers, traders, and consumers across the ancient world.

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Ancient Egypt
Phoenicia
Sumer
Ancient Greece