Which ancient civilization pioneered an early form of 'omnichannel retail' by creating standardized marketplaces (agoras) connected by state-maintained trade routes with uniform currency and weights?

The ancient world featured sophisticated trading systems long before digital commerce. From the bustling markets of Mesopotamia to Roman trading networks, ancient civilizations developed innovative retail strategies that laid the foundation for modern commerce. This poll explores how these early societies approached what we now call 'omnichannel retail' - creating multiple paths and venues for merchants to connect with customers across vast trade networks.

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Ancient Greece
Ancient Egypt
Aztec Empire
Ancient China