Which ancient civilization held elaborate public ceremonies to introduce new agricultural tools, complete with demonstrations by priests and royal endorsements to drive adoption?

While we often think of product launches as modern marketing phenomena, ancient civilizations were masters of introducing revolutionary products that transformed their societies. From the introduction of papyrus in Egypt to the first minted coins in Lydia, these early 'product launches' were carefully orchestrated to maximize adoption and cultural impact. Test your knowledge about how ancient societies introduced their groundbreaking innovations to the public.

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Mesopotamian Sumerians, who had scribes document testimonials from early adopters on clay tablets
Ancient Egyptians, who primarily used temple wall paintings to announce new farming implements
The Indus Valley Civilization, who relied on traveling merchants as product ambassadors
Ancient Chinese, who used seasonal festivals to showcase agricultural innovations to farmers