Which of these ancient commercial symbols is considered the oldest continuously used logo-like identifier in history?

While we often think of branding as a modern concept, ancient civilizations had their own versions of commercial logos and symbols. Merchants, artisans, and traders used distinctive marks to identify their goods and build reputation across vast trade networks. These ancient 'brand marks' served many of the same functions as today's corporate logos - establishing authenticity, origin, and quality. Test your knowledge about the oldest commercial identifiers in human history!

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• The Stella Artois brewery horn symbol (Belgium, 1366)
• The Twinings tea company logo (England, 1706)
• The Hōshi Ryokan hotel crest (Japan, 718)
• The Marinelli bell foundry maker's mark (Italy, 1040)

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