Which ancient mythological shopping festival featured merchants selling symbolic figurines that represented deities, and is considered one of the earliest examples of seasonal retail marketing?

Throughout history, ancient cultures celebrated seasonal festivals that mirror today's modern shopping events. These festivals often involved elaborate rituals, gift-giving, and marketplace activities that would make today's retail marketers proud. Test your knowledge about how mythology and folklore have influenced or paralleled modern retail concepts!

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The Roman Saturnalia, where merchants sold wax figurines called sigillaria during the winter festival
The Greek Panathenaea, where gold statues of Athena were sold during summer solstice
The Norse Jólablót, where carved wooden figures of Thor were traded at midwinter
The Egyptian Wepet Renpet (New Year), where alabaster Osiris figures were sold in temple markets