Which ancient civilization created the first known branded products with maker's marks that functioned similar to modern logos?

Before modern storefronts and digital commerce, ancient civilizations had their own sophisticated retail systems with distinct brand identities. Merchants in ancient markets used unique symbols, specialized shop designs, and reputation-building techniques that parallel modern branding strategies. This trivia explores how ancient civilizations approached what we now call 'brand identity' in their commercial activities. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early retail practices!

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Ancient Mesopotamians, who stamped clay bricks and pottery with distinctive symbols representing specific workshops around 3000 BCE
Ancient Egyptians, who marked papyrus scrolls with royal cartouches to denote quality products from pharaoh-approved sources
Ancient Chinese merchants, who used carved jade seals to stamp their silk products during the Zhou Dynasty
Ancient Greeks, who painted amphoras with specific patterns and colors to indicate the origin of olive oil and wine