Which ancient civilization created the first known branded products with maker's marks that functioned as early logos for quality assurance and brand recognition?

Before modern marketing, ancient civilizations created sophisticated product identities and marketing techniques. From Mesopotamian clay tablets advertising beer to Roman branded pottery, these early merchants understood the power of product differentiation and consumer psychology. This poll explores how ancient civilizations marketed their goods in ways surprisingly similar to modern retail trends and branding strategies.

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Ancient Egypt (using cartouche symbols on pottery)
Mesopotamia (using cylinder seals on clay containers)
Ancient Greece (using amphora maker's marks)
Roman Empire (using stamped symbols on mass-produced goods)