Which ancient civilization invented the world's first known retail loyalty program, where merchants stamped clay tokens for repeat customers that could be exchanged for discounts?

The ancient world was home to sophisticated retail systems that would influence commerce for millennia. From the bustling agoras of Greece to the sprawling markets of Rome and Mesopotamia, retail has deep historical roots. This trivia explores a fascinating case study of an ancient retail innovation that revolutionized how merchants connected with customers. Test your knowledge about these early retail pioneers and their lasting impact on modern commerce!

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Ancient Egyptians, who offered papyrus loyalty scrolls to regular customers of riverside markets
Babylonians, who created the 'merchant seal' system that rewarded regular patrons with stamped clay tokens
Ancient Greeks, who gave regular agora customers bronze coins marked with the merchant's symbol
Romans, who implemented the 'fidelis tabella' (loyalty tablet) for frequent customers at their forum markets