Which ancient civilization pioneered the first documented system of 'brand seals' – distinctive marks on products that guaranteed quality and origin, essentially creating the world's first trademark system?

The ancient world had sophisticated commercial systems long before modern marketing emerged. From Phoenician traders who branded their goods with distinctive marks to Egyptian market stalls with loyal clientele, brand identity has ancient roots. This poll explores how ancient civilizations developed early brand strategies to differentiate their products and build customer loyalty in bustling marketplaces from Rome to Chang'an.

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Roman Empire with their 'sigillum' stamps on pottery and goods
Mesopotamian merchants with cylinder seals used on clay containers
Han Dynasty China with their imperial product certification marks
Egyptian artisans with hieroglyphic workshop signatures