Which ancient ruler first used their image as a form of product endorsement by having their face stamped on amphorae (storage jars) to guarantee the quality of wine and olive oil?

Before celebrities endorsed products on social media, ancient civilizations had their own version of brand ambassadors. Royal figures, military heroes, and religious authorities would lend their names and images to promote goods, adding perceived value and credibility. This practice was particularly sophisticated in ancient Rome, Egypt, and China, where certain products became associated with powerful individuals. Test your knowledge about these early product endorsement practices that shaped consumer behavior thousands of years ago.

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Augustus Caesar of Rome
Ramses II of Egypt
Alexander the Great of Macedonia
Emperor Qin Shi Huang of China