Which ancient civilization first used branded seals on merchandise as a form of commercial logo to guarantee quality and origin of traded goods?

Long before modern corporate logos, ancient civilizations used distinctive symbols to mark their goods and establishments. These early 'brand identities' helped merchants stand out in bustling marketplaces from Rome to Mesopotamia. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early examples of commercial visual storytelling that connected sellers with buyers across the ancient world. How well do you know the original retail branding pioneers?

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Ancient Egyptians (circa 3100 BCE) with cartouche symbols on exported pottery
Mesopotamians (circa 3500 BCE) with cylinder seals on clay containers of goods
Ancient Greeks (circa 750 BCE) with potter's marks on amphora vessels
Roman merchants (circa 200 BCE) with stamped insignias on shipped goods