Which ancient civilization first used 'maker's marks' (early brand logos) on pottery and goods as a guarantee of quality and origin, establishing one of the earliest forms of product branding?

Before modern retail existed, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated commercial systems with their own branding techniques and consumer trends. Many of our contemporary marketing practices have roots stretching back thousands of years. Test your knowledge about one of history's most influential commercial innovations that shaped buying behavior in the ancient world and continues to influence modern product identity.

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Ancient Egyptians, who marked royal goods with hieroglyphic symbols to indicate palace production
Ancient Greeks, who stamped pottery with distinctive symbols to identify the workshop and artisan
Mesopotamians, who used cylinder seals on clay containers to authenticate goods for trade
Ancient Romans, who branded livestock and products with owner insignias to prevent theft in marketplaces