Which ancient civilization created the first known branded products by stamping distinctive maker's marks on pottery to guarantee quality and origin?

Before modern advertising, ancient civilizations had their own sophisticated methods of brand storytelling and product promotion. From marketplace criers to symbolic imagery on amphoras, these early marketing techniques laid the groundwork for today's branding strategies. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants created memorable brand identities and spread their commercial messages across vast trade networks.

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Mesopotamians (circa 3000 BCE) who stamped cuneiform symbols on clay vessels
Ancient Greeks (circa 600 BCE) who used distinctive potter's marks on amphoras to identify wine and olive oil producers
Egyptians (circa 2000 BCE) who painted hieroglyphic producer seals on luxury goods bound for royal households
Romans (circa 100 CE) who developed the first registered trademark system for pottery and metal goods