Which ancient civilization pioneered the first known form of 'customer feedback' with clay tablets where merchants recorded repeat customers' preferences and complaints?

Before modern shopping malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated marketplaces that laid the foundation for today's retail strategies. These early commercial centers weren't just places to buy and sell goods—they were crucial hubs for cultural exchange, social interaction, and economic innovation. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors approached retail, marketing, and customer engagement thousands of years ago!

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Ancient Egyptians with their 'Records of Satisfaction' in marketplace scrolls
Mesopotamians with their 'Customer Clay Tablets' from approximately 3000 BCE
Ancient Greeks with their 'Agora Feedback Stones' used by merchants in Athens
Ancient Romans with their 'Tabula Clientela' system used in forum marketplaces