What is widely considered to be the world's oldest discovered trademark or brand symbol?

Long before modern marketing, ancient civilizations created powerful brand identities for their products. From distinctive pottery marks to unique symbols on trade goods, these early 'trademarks' helped establish quality, origin, and authenticity in ancient commerce. Test your knowledge about the oldest product branding techniques that have been discovered by archaeologists and historians.

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The 'SVC' potter's mark from ancient Rome (circa 75 BCE)
The Fortis lamp maker's mark from the Roman Empire (1st century CE)
The Red Pottery marks from Jiangsu, China (4000-5000 BCE)
The Shang Dynasty bronzeware script markings (circa 1600-1046 BCE)