What is considered to be the oldest known product advertisement in human history?

The ancient world had its own version of product marketing and branding! Long before digital campaigns or television commercials, merchants and artisans found creative ways to promote their goods. From specially marked amphorae for premium olive oils to distinctive potter's marks on ceramics, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated systems to distinguish quality and origin. Test your knowledge about the world's earliest known product advertisements and how ancient merchants built brand recognition across trade routes spanning continents.

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A Sumerian clay tablet from 3000 BCE advertising 'Ea-nasir's fine copper'
A wall painting in Pompeii advertising a wine shop owned by a merchant named Asellina
A Mesopotamian stone relief from 2000 BCE for 'Kushim's superior quality beer'
An Egyptian papyrus from 1200 BCE promoting 'Finest linen from the royal workshops'