Which ancient civilization created the world's first known branded product by using distinctive seals on their pottery that identified the specific workshop, guaranteeing quality and authenticity?

While we might think of advertising as a modern concept, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated techniques to promote their products. From pottery makers stamping their unique marks on their wares to merchants loudly proclaiming the quality of their goods in bustling marketplaces, the foundations of modern advertising were established thousands of years ago. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations marketed their products and created the first brand identities.

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Mesopotamians (c. 3000 BCE), who stamped cuneiform symbols on clay vessels
Ancient Egyptians (c. 2500 BCE), who painted hieroglyphic marks on their pottery
Ancient Greeks (c. 700 BCE), who signed their ceramic works with distinctive artist signatures
Chinese Han Dynasty (c. 200 BCE), who used imperial seals to mark official pottery production