Which ancient cultural shopping tradition gave rise to the modern concept of 'pop-up shops' where merchants would set up temporary retail spaces during specific seasons?

Throughout history, different cultures have developed unique retail traditions and marketplaces that shaped how we shop today. From ancient bazaars to seasonal festivals, these commercial spaces weren't just about transactions—they were cultural hubs where traditions, art, and community values were exchanged alongside goods. This trivia explores one fascinating aspect of historical retail that continues to influence modern shopping experiences worldwide.

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Roman Macellum markets, where specialized vendors gathered in designated areas during religious festivals
Japanese Rakuichi, seasonal free markets where craftspeople would travel to sell their wares during specific annual events
Egyptian Nilotic markets, which appeared only during flooding season when farmers could transport goods by boat
Aztec Pochteca trade fairs, where merchant guilds would establish temporary marketplaces during tribute collection periods