Which ancient marketplace is often considered the world's first international trade hub and served as an e-commerce equivalent by connecting multiple civilizations across three continents?

Before digital marketplaces dominated our shopping habits, ancient civilizations created sophisticated trading networks and commercial centers. These early 'platforms' facilitated global commerce, cultural exchange, and economic growth much like today's e-commerce giants. Test your knowledge about these historical commercial hubs that connected distant civilizations thousands of years before the internet.

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The Agora of Athens (Greece)
The Roman Forum (Italy)
The Grand Bazaar of Babylon (Mesopotamia)
The Phoenician Maritime Network (Mediterranean)