Which ancient marketplace is considered the world's earliest known 'shopping mall' and featured over 150 shops selling goods from across the Roman Empire?

Before modern shopping malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations had their own retail giants - massive marketplaces that served as commercial and social hubs. These ancient retail centers influenced commerce, culture, and even politics in their respective societies. Test your knowledge about these influential historical marketplaces that were the 'retail giants' of the ancient world!

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• Trajan's Market in Rome (built around 100-110 CE)
• The Agora of Athens in Greece (built around 600 BCE)
• The Grand Bazaar in Constantinople (built around 350 CE)
• The Forum of Julius Caesar in Rome (built around 46 BCE)

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