In ancient Rome, what special architectural feature was incorporated into the Forum's marketplace design specifically to enhance the customer shopping experience?

The ancient world had sophisticated retail systems long before modern shopping malls! From bustling Roman markets to Egyptian bazaars, these civilizations pioneered retail strategies and customer experiences that would influence commerce for millennia. This poll explores how ancient merchants created memorable shopping experiences and retail locations that attracted customers from near and far. Test your knowledge of ancient retail history!

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Tabernae - standardized shop stalls with distinctive counter designs that allowed customers to examine goods before purchase
Triclinium rooms - private dining spaces where wealthy customers could sample food products before buying
Hypocaust systems - underfloor heating that kept customers comfortable during winter shopping
Impluvium pools - central water features that created a cooling effect in marketplaces during summer