Which ancient civilization created the world's first known written product warranty, guaranteeing replacement or repair of purchased goods?

The ancient world had sophisticated commerce systems with surprising consumer protections. While we think of product warranties as modern concepts, some ancient civilizations implemented formal guarantees for their goods. This question explores how ancient merchants built trust with their customers through early forms of consumer protection that would be recognizable even today. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early commercial practices!

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Mesopotamia (c. 2000 BCE) - clay tablets guaranteed the quality and functionality of copper tools
Ancient Egypt (c. 1500 BCE) - papyrus scrolls provided guarantees for jewelry and cosmetic products
Ancient Rome (c. 100 CE) - the Lex Mercatoria established warranty rights for marketplace purchases
Ancient China (c. 200 BCE) - Han Dynasty officials issued quality certifications for silk and pottery goods