Which ancient civilization first used standardized pottery maker's marks as an early form of product branding, allowing consumers to identify preferred craftsmen?

Before modern logos and digital marketing, ancient civilizations had their own methods of brand recognition and product differentiation. Craftsmen, merchants, and traders used distinctive marks, seals, and symbols to identify their goods and establish reputation. This poll explores how ancient peoples recognized quality products and trusted merchants in marketplaces that spanned from Rome to China, testing your knowledge about the earliest forms of commercial branding.

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Ancient Greece (circa 6th century BCE)
Ancient Egypt (circa 3000 BCE)
Mesopotamia (circa 3500 BCE)
Han Dynasty China (circa 200 BCE)