Which ancient civilization pioneered the concept of 'planned obsolescence' in pottery design, deliberately creating vessels that would break after a certain period to boost market demand?

The ancient world was filled with remarkable product innovations, many of which influenced design principles we still use today. From Roman concrete to Egyptian cosmetics, ancient civilizations created products with both aesthetic appeal and practical functionality. This poll tests your knowledge of how these ancient societies approached product design and what made their creations stand the test of time.

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Phoenicians, who created thin-walled ceramics with intentional stress points
Egyptians, who used clay mixtures that would degrade after exposure to certain common liquids
Romans, who introduced timed degradation in everyday household items to maintain steady production
Greeks, who developed pottery glazes designed to crack after a predetermined number of uses