Which ancient civilization is credited with creating the first widely recognized 'brand marks' on commercial products, using distinctive potter's marks to indicate quality and origin?

Before modern marketing and global corporations, ancient civilizations had their own version of 'brands' and product recognition. Merchants from Mesopotamia to Rome developed distinctive marks, seals, and reputations that helped their goods stand out in bustling marketplaces. This poll tests your knowledge of how ancient civilizations approached early concepts of branding, product identity, and commercial reputation management.

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Ancient Egypt, with royal seals on pottery indicating pharaonic approval
Ancient Greece, with potter's marks (or 'signatures') on amphorae and ceramic vessels
Mesopotamia, with cylindrical seals used to mark clay containers of trade goods
Ancient China, with imperial stamps on silk and porcelain products