Which ancient trade route was known as the 'Royal Road' and featured an early postal system with relay stations that could deliver messages across 1,600 miles in just 7 days?

Before modern logistics and global shipping, ancient civilizations created remarkable supply chain networks that transported goods across vast distances. These early trade routes connected distant regions, facilitated cultural exchange, and distributed essential and luxury goods throughout the ancient world. Test your knowledge about these sophisticated ancient supply chain systems that laid the groundwork for modern commerce.

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• The Persian Royal Road established by Darius I
• The Roman Via Appia connecting Rome to Brundisium
• The Egyptian Nile River trade corridor
• The Amber Road connecting Baltic regions to Mediterranean civilizations

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