Which ancient civilization is credited with inventing the first known retail 'slogan' by having shopkeepers chant rhythmic phrases about their products in marketplaces?

Before modern billboards and digital ads, ancient civilizations had their own ingenious methods of product promotion and retail innovation. From town criers to elaborately painted shop signs, the fundamentals of advertising and retail experience have roots thousands of years old. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants advertised their wares and created memorable shopping experiences in the bustling marketplaces of antiquity.

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Ancient Egyptians, who had marketplace vendors sing melodic phrases about their papyrus quality
Phoenicians, who developed catchy trade phrases that spread throughout Mediterranean ports
Romans, who required vendors to recite official product quality guarantees in the forum markets
Mesopotamians, who had clay tablets with repeated product claims displayed at market stalls