Which ancient civilization created the world's first documented product trademark, where pottery makers stamped unique symbols on their wares to indicate quality and origin?

Before modern billboards and digital campaigns, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated marketing strategies to promote their products. From Roman glassware to Egyptian cosmetics, merchants found ingenious ways to distinguish their goods in the marketplace. This trivia question explores one of history's earliest examples of product branding and advertising—a fascinating glimpse into the ancient roots of modern marketing practices.

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Mesopotamian merchants (circa 3000 BCE)
Roman artisans of the Imperial period (27 BCE - 476 CE)
Chinese Han Dynasty craftsmen (206 BCE - 220 CE)
Egyptian New Kingdom artisans (1550-1070 BCE)