Which ancient civilization built the world's first known shopping complex with over 100 standardized shops in a covered structure, complete with skylights for natural lighting and dedicated spaces for different product categories?

Long before modern retail, ancient civilizations created sophisticated marketplaces that shaped commerce and culture. These early shopping centers weren't just places to exchange goods—they were architectural marvels, social hubs, and innovation centers that influenced design principles we still see today. Test your knowledge about history's first retail experiences and how these ancient civilizations pioneered shopping concepts we take for granted in modern commerce.

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• The Roman Empire (Trajan's Market in Rome, 110 CE)
• Ancient Egypt (Great Market of Thebes, 1400 BCE)
• The Aztec Empire (Tlatelolco Market in Tenochtitlan, 1300 CE)
• Ancient Greece (Agora of Athens, 500 BCE)

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