In ancient Roman marketplaces, what visual storytelling technique was commonly used by wine merchants to indicate the quality and origin of their products?

Before digital displays and modern marketing, ancient civilizations had sophisticated methods of visual merchandising and brand identification. From the bazaars of Mesopotamia to the agoras of Greece, merchants used various techniques to attract customers and tell product stories. This poll tests your knowledge about how ancient retailers used visual storytelling techniques that would later evolve into practices we recognize today.

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Colored cloth banners with symbolic patterns indicating vineyard region and vintage
Amphorae (wine jars) painted with distinctive designs, seals, and origin marks
Live performances by actors portraying the gods Bacchus/Dionysus to bless premium wines
Numerical rating systems carved on stone tablets displayed above wine barrels