Which ancient civilization created the world's first known retail price list, inscribed on stone tablets around 1750 BCE, establishing fixed prices for common goods?

Before modern shopping malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated retail systems that shaped commerce for millennia. The earliest marketplaces weren't just places to trade goods—they were centers of innovation in pricing, branding, and consumer psychology. From Mesopotamian merchant seals that functioned as the first corporate logos to Roman shopping complexes that pioneered retail architecture, these ancient retail pioneers established practices we still use today. Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of ancient retail history!

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Mesopotamian Babylonians (Code of Hammurabi)
Ancient Egyptians (Papyrus of the Royal Treasury)
Indus Valley merchants (Harappan Market Codex)
Chinese Zhou Dynasty (Imperial Commerce Scrolls)