Which ancient civilization first used standardized pottery stamps as product logos to indicate manufacturer origin and quality - an early form of brand identity?

Before modern retail systems, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods of product distribution, quality control, and branding. From Phoenician merchant networks to Roman consumer trends, early retail systems shaped economies and cultures. This trivia challenges you to explore how ancient civilizations managed their version of 'product launches' and brand identity through distinctive markings and symbols that functioned similarly to modern logos and branding strategies.

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Ancient Romans with their 'ex officina' pottery marks
Ancient Greeks with their potter and workshop signatures
Ancient Egyptians with their cartouche-style maker's marks
Mesopotamians with their cylinder seal impressions