Which of these is considered the world's oldest continuously used logo design, dating back to ancient times?

Before modern marketing, ancient civilizations created powerful symbols to represent their products and establishments. These early 'logos' were used on everything from wine amphoras to bakery products and served much the same purpose as today's brand identities. Test your knowledge of ancient branding practices with this challenging question about the world's oldest continuously used logo design!

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• Stella Artois brewery's horn symbol (1366 CE)
• Twinings Tea's simple text logo (1706 CE)
• The Japanese Hoshi Ryokan hotel's symbol (718 CE)
• The Vatican's crossed keys emblem (800 CE)

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