Which ancient civilization pioneered 'cartouches' - oval-shaped name brands - that functioned similarly to modern logos for royal identity and product authentication?

Before modern marketing departments and digital campaigns, ancient civilizations were masters at brand storytelling. They used symbols, architecture, and artifacts to communicate power, religious significance, and cultural values. This poll explores how ancient civilizations used early forms of brand storytelling to establish their identity and influence across generations. Test your knowledge about these original marketing masters!

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Ancient Egypt, where pharaohs used cartouches to brand royal products and establish authenticity
Mesopotamia, where cylinder seals were used exclusively as royal identifiers on traded goods
Ancient Greece, where amphora potters used oval stamps to indicate premium olive oil sources
Roman Empire, where imperial cartouches were required on all goods entering Rome to collect proper taxes