Which ancient civilization first used a standardized royal symbol—similar to a modern logo—that was consistently reproduced on buildings, coins, and official documents across their entire empire?

Before modern logos and brand guidelines, ancient civilizations created powerful visual identities through symbols and colors that represented their cultures, rulers, and gods. These ancient 'brands' were carefully designed to communicate authority, religious significance, and cultural values across vast empires where many citizens couldn't read. Test your knowledge about how these early civilizations approached what we now call 'brand recognition' through their distinctive visual languages.

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Ancient Egypt (The cartouche system for Pharaohs)
Achaemenid Persian Empire (The Faravahar symbol)
Ancient Greece (The owl of Athens)
Roman Empire (The SPQR eagle standard)