Which ancient civilization created the first documented customer loyalty program, where clay tablets served as 'loyalty cards' for preferred customers at marketplaces?

Before modern loyalty cards and digital points systems, ancient civilizations had their own methods of encouraging repeat business and customer loyalty. These early loyalty programs reveal fascinating insights about commerce, social structures, and the timeless nature of customer retention strategies. Test your knowledge about one of history's earliest documented customer loyalty systems!

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Ancient Egyptians, who gave loyal papyrus customers special access to royal-grade materials
Ancient Babylonians, who used marked clay tokens to offer repeat customers preferential trading terms
Ancient Greeks, who provided olive oil discounts through pottery shards marked with the merchant's seal
Ancient Romans, who distributed metal tessera tokens for loyal patrons to receive priority service