Which ancient civilization built the world's oldest known planned shopping complex, featuring over 100 standardized shops in a grid layout with covered walkways and integrated drainage systems?

While we often think of shopping malls and department stores as modern inventions, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated retail spaces thousands of years ago. These early marketplaces weren't just places to buy and sell goods—they were centers of cultural exchange, innovation, and social interaction. Test your knowledge about one of the most impressive ancient retail developments that still influences store design principles today!

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• The Roman Empire's Trajan's Market (110 CE)
• The Harappan Civilization's Great Bath Complex at Mohenjo-daro (2600 BCE)
• Ancient Greece's Agora of Athens (500 BCE)
• The Indus Valley Civilization's marketplace at Lothal (2200 BCE)

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