Which ancient civilization first used maker's marks (an early form of branding) on pottery and other goods to indicate quality and origin, creating one of the earliest examples of product positioning?

Before modern marketing existed, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated techniques to distinguish their products in bustling marketplaces. From stamped pottery in Mesopotamia to branded goods in Roman markets, product differentiation has ancient roots. This poll explores how early merchants positioned their wares to stand out from competitors and build reputation among discerning ancient consumers. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors laid the groundwork for today's brand positioning strategies!

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Mesopotamia (3000-2000 BCE)
Ancient Egypt (1500 BCE)
Classical Greece (500 BCE)
Han Dynasty China (200 BCE)