Which ancient civilization constructed the world's first known purpose-built shopping complex, featuring over 100 standardized shops arranged in rows along covered colonnades?

Before modern shopping malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations pioneered sophisticated retail systems that shaped commerce for millennia. From Mesopotamian marketplaces to Roman shopping complexes, early civilizations developed remarkable retail innovations that would be familiar to today's consumers. Test your knowledge about the fascinating history of retail in the ancient world, where many modern commercial concepts were born thousands of years ago.

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Roman Empire (Trajan's Market in Rome, circa 100 CE)
Ancient Egypt (Karnak Commercial District, circa 1400 BCE)
Ancient Greece (Athenian Agora Complex, circa 500 BCE)
Persian Empire (Royal Bazaar of Persepolis, circa 350 BCE)