Which ancient civilization pioneered 'experiential retail' by designing marketplaces with theatrical performances and sensory experiences to attract shoppers?

The ancient world was home to sophisticated retail systems and marketing strategies long before modern commerce. From the agoras of Greece to the forums of Rome and the bazaars of Mesopotamia, ancient civilizations developed complex commercial practices that still influence retail today. This trivia tests your knowledge about how ancient peoples approached experiential marketing - creating memorable shopping experiences that engaged multiple senses and created lasting impressions on customers.

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Ancient Rome, with multi-level shopping complexes (mercatus) featuring food courts, entertainment, and sensory product displays
Ancient Egypt, with temple-connected markets where priests would perform rituals while merchants sold divine-approved goods
Ancient China, with government-regulated markets that featured storytellers and demonstrations to educate consumers about products
Ancient India, with bazaars organized around the five senses where merchants competed to create the most immersive shopping experience