Which ancient civilization first used branded seals on products as a form of quality guarantee and storytelling, creating distinctive symbols that consumers could recognize and trust?

Long before modern advertising, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated techniques to communicate value and build trust in their products. From Roman merchant signs to Egyptian product seals, the foundations of brand storytelling have ancient roots. This poll explores how early civilizations used visual symbols, myths, and reputation to establish what we now recognize as 'brands.' Test your knowledge about these fascinating ancient marketing practices!

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Mesopotamians, who stamped clay tablets with cylinder seals to authenticate goods around 5000 BCE
Ancient Greeks, who developed the first merchant guild marks on amphora to distinguish wine and olive oil producers around 700 BCE
Egyptians, who introduced cartouche-style seals for royal product endorsements around 3000 BCE
Phoenicians, who created color-coded trading tokens to identify goods from different city-states around 1200 BCE