Which ancient civilization created the 'Rod of Asclepius' symbol (a staff with a serpent wrapped around it) that remains one of the oldest continuously used logo designs in history?

Before modern corporate identities, ancient civilizations created powerful symbols to represent their products, rulers, and cultures. These early 'logos' served many of the same purposes as today's brand designs - identification, quality assurance, and cultural significance. Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of ancient branding and discover which civilization created what many historians consider to be the world's oldest continuously used logo design.

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Ancient Egypt (used to represent the healing god Thoth)
Ancient Greece (used to represent the healing god Asclepius)
Mesopotamia (used to represent the god Ningishzida)
Ancient Rome (created during the reign of Emperor Augustus as an imperial medical symbol)