Which ancient civilization pioneered the concept of a standardized store layout with specialized 'streets' for different product categories in their marketplaces?

The marketplaces of ancient civilizations weren't just places of commerce—they were the beating hearts of society where culture, politics, and daily life intersected. From the agoras of Greece to the forums of Rome and the bazaars of Mesopotamia, these retail spaces reflected sophisticated understanding of consumer behavior and store design. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors shopped and how their retail practices influence modern commerce!

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Ancient Rome, with tabernae arranged in the forum by product type
Ancient Egypt, with markets divided by the social status of shoppers
Ancient China, with markets organized by the five elements philosophy
Ancient Maya, with markets arranged in concentric circles representing cosmic order