Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of branded merchandise by stamping pottery and goods with maker's marks that served as early product branding?

The ancient world wasn't just about conquests and monuments - it was also home to sophisticated commercial systems! Ancient civilizations developed remarkable products, trade routes, and marketing techniques that would be recognizable to modern retail strategists. Test your knowledge about the innovative retail strategies that kept ancient economies thriving across continents and centuries!

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Ancient Rome, where artisans used 'maker's marks' on pottery, lamps, and glassware to indicate quality and origin
Ancient Egypt, where royal cartouches were used to brand luxury goods made exclusively for pharaohs
Ancient China, where silk producers marked their fabrics with distinctive symbols to prevent counterfeiting
Ancient Aztec, where cacao traders marked their beans with guild symbols to guarantee quality