Which ancient civilization first used standardized "brand marks" on pottery to indicate the workshop where goods were produced, essentially creating the world's first product branding system?

Before modern logos and slogans, ancient civilizations had their own distinctive ways of branding products and identifying merchants. From potter's marks in Mesopotamia to family seals in Rome, branding has a history that spans millennia. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations created brand identities and distinguished their goods in bustling marketplaces from Athens to Alexandria.

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Ancient Egypt, where cartouches on pottery identified royal workshops
Ancient Greece, where potters signed their work with distinctive symbols
Mesopotamia, where cylinder seals marked goods with merchant identities
Ancient China, where imperial workshops stamped goods with reign marks