Which ancient civilization first used standardized pottery marks as a comprehensive 'brand system' to indicate workshop origin, potter identity, and quality grade of ceramic goods?

Before modern corporations and trademarked logos, ancient civilizations had their own versions of 'brands' - distinctive marks, seals, and symbols that identified goods, craftsmen, and trading houses. These ancient commercial identities helped establish trust, quality assurance, and market recognition across vast trade networks spanning from Rome to China. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early examples of brand identity and how they functioned in ancient commercial ecosystems.

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Ancient Egypt (New Kingdom period)
Classical Greece (5th-4th century BCE)
Imperial Rome (1st-2nd century CE)
Han Dynasty China (206 BCE-220 CE)