Which ancient civilization created the first known branded products by stamping distinctive maker's marks on pottery that served as both quality guarantees and early logos?

Before billboards and social media, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated marketing techniques to promote their products and services. From elaborate shop signs in Pompeii to branded pottery in ancient Greece, these early advertising campaigns helped merchants stand out in bustling marketplaces. Test your knowledge about how ancient sellers promoted their wares and built what we might consider the first 'brand identities' thousands of years ago.

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Ancient Greeks, who stamped pottery with maker's symbols to indicate workshop origin and quality
Ancient Egyptians, who painted hieroglyphic seals on products to mark royal approval
Mesopotamians, who used cylinder seals on clay tablets to authenticate merchandise
Ancient Romans, who branded olive oil amphorae with producer names and origin locations