Which ancient civilization developed the first known retail space specifically designed with a 'customer journey' concept, featuring strategically arranged product sections to encourage browsing?

The ancient world had sophisticated retail systems long before modern shopping malls. From bustling agoras in Greece to complex Roman marketplaces, ancient civilizations developed remarkable product distribution networks and marketing techniques. This poll explores how these early retail innovators designed their marketplaces to maximize sales and create memorable shopping experiences for customers thousands of years ago.

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Roman Empire, with their multi-level shopping complex called Trajan's Market
Ancient Egypt, with their temple-adjacent bazaars designed to attract religious pilgrims
Mesopotamian merchants, with their zigzag pathways through marketplaces to maximize product exposure
Ancient China, with their Song Dynasty specialized shopping districts organized by product category