The remote ancestry of the rubber stamp reaches back across the ages to the wall of a cave on which some Neanderthal or Cro-Magnon burned or scratched a mark of ownership. The symbol of a person or a tribe was, as time and tools progressed, carved on a tree or etched on a stone. When Rome ruled the world, the seal and the signet ring came into regular use and were bequeathed to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
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