Which ancient civilization pioneered the first known standardized retail pricing system with fixed price tags, eliminating the need for constant haggling in their marketplace stalls?

Before modern shopping malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated retail systems that revolutionized trade and commerce. These early marketplaces weren't just places to exchange goods—they were centers of innovation that shaped economic systems we still use today. Test your knowledge about these ancient retail experiences that laid the foundation for modern commerce!

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Roman Empire (tabernae system with posted price lists called 'pretium')
Ancient Egypt (market stalls with hieroglyphic price markers)
Babylonian marketplace (clay tablet pricing system)
Ancient Greece (agora merchants with ostraka price tokens)