In ancient Rome, what visual merchandising technique was commonly used by merchants to display their goods and attract customers in the marketplace (forum)?

Before modern storefronts and digital catalogs, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated approaches to visual merchandising. From the carefully arranged market stalls of Rome to the elaborate temple displays in Egypt, visual presentation was crucial for commerce. This poll explores how ancient merchants used visual techniques to attract customers and showcase their wares - techniques that still influence modern retail display strategies today.

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Pergulae - wooden shelves and platforms extending from shopfronts into public walkways
Holographic projections created using polished bronze mirrors and water vapor
Rotating stone pedestals powered by slave-operated treadwheels
Colorful mosaic floor patterns that created optical illusions drawing customers inside