Which ancient civilization is credited with creating the first widely recognized 'corporate logo' system through cylinder seals used by merchants to mark their goods and guarantee authenticity?

Before modern corporate logos and digital advertising, ancient civilizations had their own sophisticated systems of commerce and brand identification. Merchants used distinctive symbols, seals, and marks to distinguish their products and build customer trust. This poll explores how ancient civilizations approached the concept of 'branding' and product recognition in their marketplaces - a fascinating look at the origins of practices we still use today.

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Ancient Egypt (using cartouche symbols)
Ancient Mesopotamia (using cylinder seals)
Ancient Greece (using amphora maker's marks)
Ancient China (using imperial chop marks)