Which ancient pricing documentation system used by Egyptian merchants consisted of limestone or pottery fragments with written price records that archaeologists now use to understand market values?

In ancient civilizations, pricing strategies were as sophisticated as they were ingenious. Without modern technology, merchants developed various methods to set prices, negotiate with customers, and maintain profitability. This poll explores how ancient Egyptian merchants documented their pricing strategies during the New Kingdom period (1550-1070 BCE), a practice that has provided archaeologists with valuable insights into early economic systems and trade networks.

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Ostraca records
Papyrus ledgers
Hieroglyphic tablets
Clay bullae