Which ancient civilization created what is widely considered the oldest known commercial logo still identifiable today?

While modern retail focuses on innovative branding strategies, the concept of commercial logos dates back thousands of years. Ancient civilizations understood the power of visual identification for their products and services. This poll explores the fascinating intersection of ancient commerce and early brand development by testing your knowledge of the oldest documented commercial logo in human history.

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Ancient Rome (The Fortis lamp maker's mark, circa 100 CE)
Ancient Egypt (The royal cartouche of Pharaoh Narmer on wine vessels, circa 3100 BCE)
Mesopotamia (The Ea-nasir copper merchant seal, circa 1750 BCE)
Ancient Greece (The Thasos amphora stamps for premium wine exports, circa 400 BCE)