Which ancient civilization built the world's first known large-scale shopping complex, featuring over 100 standardized shops in a multi-level structure?

Before modern shopping malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations pioneered sophisticated retail systems that would lay the groundwork for commerce as we know it today. From Mesopotamian bazaars to Roman shopping complexes, these early retail innovations shaped how humans exchanged goods for millennia. Test your knowledge about the world's earliest retail innovations and discover how our ancestors revolutionized shopping thousands of years before the digital age.

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Roman Empire (Trajan's Market, 110 CE)
Aztec Empire (Tlatelolco Marketplace, 1300s CE)
Ancient Egypt (Karnak Commercial District, 1400 BCE)
Ancient Greece (Agora of Athens, 500 BCE)