Which innovative retail layout feature was commonly used in Pompeii shops to attract customers and display products effectively?

Before digital ads and television commercials, ancient civilizations had their own innovative marketing strategies. The streets of Pompeii, preserved in volcanic ash, reveal fascinating insights into Roman retail and advertising techniques that were surprisingly sophisticated. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants promoted their wares and services in one of history's earliest examples of strategic product placement and storefront design.

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Thermopolium counters (L-shaped serving counters with built-in storage vessels)
Rotating wooden display cases with glass windows
Ceiling-mounted pulley systems for hanging merchandise
Underground showrooms with specialized lighting from oil lamps