Which ancient civilization pioneered the first known example of a planned indoor shopping complex with specialized sections for different merchandise categories?

Before modern shopping malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated retail environments. From the bustling agoras of Greece to the structured macellums of Rome and the elaborate bazaars of Mesopotamia, retail spaces have always reflected social hierarchies, cultural values, and technological capabilities. This poll explores how ancient civilizations designed their marketplaces - early examples of strategic store layouts that continue to influence modern retail principles.

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Roman Empire (The Trajan's Market in Rome, circa 100-110 CE)
Ancient Egypt (The Marketplace of Thebes, circa 1500 BCE)
Indus Valley Civilization (The Great Market of Mohenjo-daro, circa 2600 BCE)
Han Dynasty China (The Imperial Shopping Complex of Chang'an, circa 200 BCE)