Which ancient civilization built the world's first known shopping mall, a two-story complex with over 100 standardized shops selling imported luxury goods?

The ancient world saw sophisticated retail strategies that would be recognizable even today. From Sumerian market stalls to Roman shopping complexes, early civilizations pioneered retail concepts we still use. This poll explores how ancient merchants positioned their products and created distinctive shopping experiences in the earliest marketplaces of human civilization.

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Roman Empire (Trajan's Market in Rome)
Ancient Egypt (Royal Shopping District of Thebes)
Ancient Greece (Agora of Athens)
Babylonian Empire (Gardens of Babylon Commercial Center)