Which of these was a genuine merchant slogan found on Ancient Egyptian pottery from the New Kingdom period (c. 1550-1070 BCE) that advertised imported olive oil?

Before modern advertising agencies and digital marketing, ancient civilizations had their own ways of promoting goods and services. Merchants and artisans used distinctive phrases, symbols, and mottos that functioned similarly to today's brand slogans. Test your knowledge about these ancient commercial practices that bridged the gap between producers and consumers thousands of years ago. Would you have been a savvy shopper in the marketplaces of antiquity?

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• "The finest oil of Canaan, blessed by Amun-Ra himself"
• "Pressed from olives under the full moon, guaranteed to improve vitality"
• "Royal quality, used in the pharaoh's own kitchen"
• "Three measures for the price of two, this month only!"

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