Which ancient civilization was the first to use royal endorsements on products, with rulers' faces or names appearing on everyday goods as a mark of quality and authenticity?

While celebrity endorsements might seem like a modern marketing strategy, ancient civilizations had their own versions of product promotion and endorsements. Royal figures, athletes, and other prominent individuals lent their names and images to various goods. This practice helped establish trust and prestige for certain products in early marketplaces. Test your knowledge about these ancient promotional techniques that laid the groundwork for today's endorsement practices.

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Ancient Egypt, with pharaohs endorsing cosmetics and oils
Mesopotamia, with kings endorsing beer and wine vessels
Ancient Greece, with city-state leaders endorsing olive oils
Ancient Rome, with emperors endorsing pottery and household goods