Which ancient civilization first used standardized product seals and branded packaging as a form of product advertising and authentication?

Step back in time to discover how ancient civilizations marketed their products without modern technology. Long before digital billboards and social media campaigns, merchants and artisans developed ingenious methods to advertise their wares. This trivia question explores one of the earliest known forms of product advertising that helped shape commerce in the ancient world. Test your knowledge about how ancient businesses promoted their products and connected with customers!

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Ancient Egypt (used cartouche symbols on pottery to indicate royal workshop production)
Mesopotamia (used cylinder seals to mark goods with merchant identities and product origins)
Ancient Greece (used amphora with painted signatures to advertise wine producers)
Indus Valley (used steatite seals with pictographic symbols for quality assurance)