Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of manufacturer's seals on products as an early form of brand identification and quality control?

Before modern retail analytics and brand management, ancient civilizations had sophisticated commercial systems with recognizable product identities. From Egyptian pottery marks to Roman manufacturer stamps, product differentiation has ancient roots. This trivia challenges you to explore how early civilizations handled what we now call 'brand identity' and customer feedback in their commercial ventures. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants created product recognition in markets spanning from Mesopotamia to Rome!

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Mesopotamians, who stamped clay tablets with cylinder seals to identify the workshop origin of goods around 3500 BCE
Ancient Egyptians, who painted hieroglyphic symbols on pottery to designate royal-approved products around 3000 BCE
Ancient Greeks, who inscribed potter's marks on ceramic vessels to track customer feedback during the 5th century BCE
Romans, who developed the first stamped product logos for their mass-produced goods around 100 CE