Which ancient civilization is credited with creating the first widespread system of 'brand marks' on retail goods, using distinctive potter's marks that functioned similarly to modern logos?

Before modern logos and slogans, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated branding systems for their products and merchants. From maker's marks on Roman pottery to distinctive seals on Mesopotamian trade goods, these early forms of brand identity helped establish trust, quality, and origin. This poll explores how ancient civilizations approached product branding and commercial identity in their marketplaces, revealing surprising parallels to modern retail practices.

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Ancient Rome
Ancient Egypt
Mesopotamia
Ancient China