Which ancient civilization implemented the first documented large-scale product recall around 1772 BCE when King Hammurabi ordered defective products to be replaced or refunded at the merchant's expense?

While we often think of product recalls as a modern phenomenon tied to consumer protection laws, even ancient civilizations had mechanisms for dealing with faulty merchandise. From Mesopotamian merchant codes to Roman market regulations, quality control has a surprisingly long history. This trivia explores one of history's earliest documented cases of a large-scale product withdrawal - testing your knowledge of ancient commercial practices and consumer protection.

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Babylonia (under the Code of Hammurabi)
Ancient Egypt (under Pharaoh Amenemhat III)
Indus Valley Civilization (under the Harappan trading standards)
Ancient China (under the Zhou Dynasty regulations)