Which ancient civilization is credited with creating the first widespread product packaging that included branded maker's marks to guarantee quality and origin?

Before modern retail strategies, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated commercial systems with recognizable product branding and marketing techniques. From Mesopotamian merchants' cylinder seals to Roman mass production, these early innovations laid the foundation for today's retail practices. This trivia explores how ancient civilizations approached product differentiation and consumer trust through early forms of branding and packaging that would be recognizable to modern marketers.

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Ancient Rome, with stamped pottery and amphorae bearing producer marks and origin details
Ancient Egypt, with sealed papyrus containers marked with hieroglyphic producer symbols
Ancient China, with silk-wrapped products bearing dynasty seals and merchant stamps
Ancient Greece, with olive oil vessels featuring painted producer signatures and city-state emblems