Which ancient civilization pioneered the concept of 'shop streets' with specialized retail zones where similar vendors clustered together?

The ancient world had sophisticated retail strategies that shaped economies and civilizations. From the bustling agoras of Greece to the complex trade networks of Mesopotamia, ancient merchants developed innovative approaches to selling their goods. This trivia poll tests your knowledge of retail strategies in ancient civilizations - how merchants displayed, promoted, and sold their products thousands of years ago.

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Ancient Rome, with their multi-story shopping complex called Trajan's Market
Ancient Babylon, with their specialized merchant quarters along the Processional Way
Ancient Egypt, with their temple-adjacent bazaars organized by craft guilds
Ancient Greece, with their agora sections divided by product categories