Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of maker's marks on pottery as an early form of product branding around 4000 BCE?

Before modern retail, ancient civilizations had sophisticated commerce systems with their own version of 'branded goods.' From Mesopotamian pottery stamps to Roman amphorae with maker's marks, product identification and quality assurance have ancient roots. Test your knowledge about some of the earliest examples of product branding and how ancient merchants built trust and recognition in their marketplaces across the Mediterranean, Asia, and beyond.

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Mesopotamia
Ancient Egypt
Indus Valley
Minoan Crete