Which ancient civilization first used distinctive maker's marks or logos on their products to indicate the source workshop, creating one of the earliest systems of product branding?

Before modern retail giants dominated commerce, ancient civilizations had their own remarkable marketplaces and product branding systems. This poll tests your knowledge about one of history's earliest examples of product branding and market segmentation. Many people don't realize that ancient civilizations developed sophisticated commercial identities that helped distinguish their goods in international trade.

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Ancient Romans with their SPQR stamp on official goods and merchandise
Ancient Egyptians with hieroglyphic symbols on pottery and goods from royal workshops
Ancient Greeks with potter signatures and workshop emblems on ceramics
Mesopotamians with cylinder seals used to mark clay tablets and containers