Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of painted signs and branded pottery as a form of product advertising for their olive oils and wines around 700-500 BCE?

Before digital billboards and social media campaigns, ancient civilizations had their own innovative methods of product advertising. From town criers in Mesopotamia to elaborate market displays in Ancient Rome, the art of promoting goods has ancient roots. This poll explores how merchants in antiquity advertised their wares and built their brands. Test your knowledge of the earliest marketing techniques that laid the groundwork for modern advertising!

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Ancient Egyptians, who painted advertisements on papyrus and obelisks
Ancient Greeks, who created distinctive amphora designs and producer marks to distinguish their premium exports
Mesopotamians, who used cylinder seals as brand identifiers on clay containers
Ancient Chinese, who developed unique pottery glazes and stamps to identify different production regions