Which ancient civilization was the first to use a standardized royal symbol as an early form of 'logo' on their coins, featuring a lion that became instantly recognizable throughout the Mediterranean trading world?

Before modern logos and brand identities, ancient civilizations used powerful symbols to represent their empires, goods, and cultural identity. These early 'brand marks' were used on everything from coins and official seals to pottery and trade goods. Test your knowledge about these ancient precursors to modern branding and discover how ancient civilizations used visual elements to establish recognition and convey authority across vast territories and diverse populations.

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The Lydian Kingdom (7th century BCE)
Ancient Egypt (Ptolemaic Period)
The Phoenician Empire
The Minoan Civilization