Which ancient civilization created the first known planned shopping complex with standardized storefronts and rental agreements for merchants?

Long before modern malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations created sophisticated retail environments. The world's earliest marketplaces weren't just places of trade but centers of cultural exchange, technological innovation, and social interaction. These ancient retail centers influenced commerce practices we still use today, from standardized weights to brand identifications. Test your knowledge about these remarkable early retail innovations that shaped human commerce for millennia.

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Roman Empire (Trajan's Market, 110 CE)
Ancient Egypt (Thebes Market Halls, 1500 BCE)
Han Dynasty China (Chang'an Central Market, 200 BCE)
Babylon (Processional Way Market, 600 BCE)