Which ancient civilization created what is widely considered the world's first commercial logo, a symbol used by merchants to identify the origin and quality of their goods?

While we often think of branding as a modern concept, ancient civilizations were pioneers in product identity and commercial recognition. From potter's marks in Mesopotamia to merchant symbols in ancient Egypt, visual identification of goods has a history dating back thousands of years. This trivia challenges you to identify the world's oldest documented commercial logo - a fascinating intersection of ancient commerce and early product design that continues to influence modern branding principles.

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Ancient Sumerians with their cylinder seal impressions on clay tablets (c. 3500 BCE)
Ancient Egyptians with the royal cartouche symbols on exported goods (c. 3000 BCE)
Ancient Chinese with their bronze foundry marks during the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600 BCE)
Ancient Greeks with their amphora potter's marks on exported wine and olive oil vessels (c. 800 BCE)