Which ancient civilization created the first known branded consumer product with a manufacturer's mark and consistent packaging design?

Before modern retail and e-commerce, ancient civilizations had sophisticated commercial systems with recognizable products and brands. From Roman garum (fish sauce) with manufacturer seals to Egyptian cosmetics in distinctive packaging, product design and branding have ancient roots. This poll tests your knowledge about some of history's earliest examples of branded consumer goods and how ancient merchants distinguished their products in bustling marketplaces across early empires.

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Mesopotamia (circa 3000 BCE), with stamped bricks from specific royal workshops
Ancient Rome (circa 100 BCE), with sealed amphorae of garum fish sauce from specific producers
Ancient Egypt (circa 1500 BCE), with labeled cosmetic containers from palace workshops
Ancient China (circa 200 BCE), with stamped silk products from imperial factories