Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of covered shopping arcades with specialized zones for different product categories, a layout principle still used in modern malls?

The ancient world was filled with vibrant marketplaces and commercial centers that used sophisticated design principles to maximize sales and customer experience. From Roman forums to Babylonian bazaars, these early retail environments were carefully planned to influence consumer behavior. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations structured their retail spaces and what archaeological evidence tells us about the evolution of store layouts throughout history.

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Roman Empire (with their multi-story market complexes like Trajan's Market)
Ancient Egypt (with their temple-adjacent marketplace districts)
Aztec Empire (with their floating marketplace system at Tenochtitlan)
Ancient Greece (with their open-air agoras in city centers)