Which ancient civilization's merchants created the earliest known 'brand tagline' that promised quality goods, appearing on clay tablets around 2000 BCE?

While modern retail relies on sophisticated branding and taglines, ancient civilizations had their own remarkable marketing techniques. Merchants in ancient marketplaces created distinctive identities through symbols, slogans, and reputation. This poll explores one of history's most successful ancient 'brand identities' that has survived in historical records. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants promoted their goods and services through early forms of branding that influenced commerce for centuries.

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• Mesopotamian merchants with 'Seal of Ur-Nammu, Provider of Fine Goods'
• Egyptian traders with 'By Royal Appointment to Pharaoh'
• Phoenician sellers with 'Across All Seas, The Finest Wares'
• Indus Valley merchants with 'Pure Goods from the Great Rivers'

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