Which ancient civilization created the world's first documented consumer product warranty, promising replacement or repair of purchased items?

Before modern retail and digital marketing, ancient civilizations had sophisticated methods of product development and brand recognition. From maker's marks on pottery to quality seals on textiles, the ancients understood the value of brand identity. This poll explores one of history's earliest examples of product development and brand recognition that archaeologists have uncovered - demonstrating that product innovation and consumer trust building are not just modern concepts.

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Mesopotamia (c. 2000 BCE, with clay tablet warranties for building materials)
Ancient Egypt (c. 1500 BCE, with papyrus guarantees for funeral goods)
Ancient Rome (c. 100 CE, with wax tablet contracts for agricultural equipment)
Han Dynasty China (c. 200 BCE, with bamboo scroll guarantees for silk products)