Which ancient civilization's merchants first used distinctive seals as 'brand logos' on their clay containers to identify the source and quality of traded goods around 3000 BCE?

Before modern corporate logos, ancient civilizations created powerful visual identities through symbols that represented their culture, religion, and commerce. These symbols served similar purposes to today's logos—instant recognition, conveying values, and distinguishing products. Explore how ancient 'branding' shaped commerce and cultural identity thousands of years ago, and test your knowledge of these early marketing innovations.

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Mesopotamian (Sumerian) traders
Egyptian pharaonic workshops
Indus Valley merchants
Chinese Zhou Dynasty artisans