Which ancient civilization first used a standardized visual symbol system on their commercial products specifically to indicate workshop origin and quality control?

Before modern logos and brand colors, ancient civilizations created powerful visual identities that represented their culture, values, and power. These symbols were carefully designed to communicate specific meanings and often appeared on everything from monuments to coinage. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations approached what we now call 'brand design' through their most recognizable symbols and what they represented.

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Ancient Egypt, with cartouche-style maker's marks on pottery and papyrus goods
Ancient Rome, with stamped maker's marks (sigillum) on pottery, bricks, and glassware
Mesopotamia, with cylinder seal impressions on clay trade containers
Ancient China, with workshop symbols on bronze vessels and silk products