Which ancient civilization first used standardized symbols on their merchandise as an early form of 'brand logo' to indicate workshop origin and quality?

Long before modern marketing, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated visual symbols to represent power, identity, and commerce. These early 'logos' carried cultural significance and helped establish recognition across vast empires. From royal seals to merchant marks, these visual identifiers served many of the same purposes as today's corporate logos. Test your knowledge about the origins of logo design in the ancient world!

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Ancient Romans with 'Figuli' pottery marks
Mesopotamians with cylinder seals for trade goods
Ancient Egyptians with cartouches on exported goods
Ancient Greeks with amphora maker's marks