Which ancient civilization built the world's first known large-scale retail complex, a two-story structure containing over 100 standardized shops?

Before modern shopping malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations created sophisticated retail systems that laid the foundation for today's commercial practices. From Mesopotamian marketplaces to Roman shopping complexes, retail history stretches back thousands of years. Test your knowledge about the world's earliest retail innovations and discover how our ancestors shopped, traded, and established the first retail chains across the ancient world.

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Ancient Rome (Trajan's Market, circa 100 CE)
Ancient Egypt (Karnak Market, circa 1400 BCE)
Ancient Greece (Athenian Agora Stoa, circa 500 BCE)
Ancient Persia (Royal Bazaar of Persepolis, circa 350 BCE)