Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of 'thermopolia' - early street-facing storefronts with large decorated counters containing built-in terracotta pots (dolia) to display and keep food products fresh?

Before modern storefronts and digital catalogs, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated visual merchandising techniques to attract customers and showcase goods. From the organized market stalls of Mesopotamia to the elaborate shop facades of Pompeii, visual merchandising has ancient roots. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors displayed and marketed their products in the earliest commercial spaces of human civilization.

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Ancient Romans
Ancient Egyptians
Ancient Chinese (Han Dynasty)
Ancient Mayans