Which ancient civilization created the first documented brand identity system through pottery stamps that functioned similarly to modern logos?

The ancient world had sophisticated commercial systems long before modern retail. From Mesopotamian clay tokens used as receipts to Egyptian market stalls with distinctive symbols, ancient civilizations developed early forms of branding and retail experience. This trivia explores one of history's earliest documented instances of brand identity - a fascinating intersection of commerce, craftsmanship and cultural significance that continues to influence how we think about product recognition today.

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Ancient Romans with their 'Ex Officina' maker's marks on ceramics and glassware
Ancient Greeks with their distinctive potter's marks and signatures
Ancient Egyptians with their cartouche symbols on trade goods
Mesopotamians with their cylinder seal impressions on clay containers