Which ancient civilization's royal symbol, featuring a bee, became so iconic that Napoleon later adopted it for his imperial branding in the early 19th century?

Before modern logos, ancient civilizations used powerful symbols to represent their institutions and leadership. These early 'brand identities' communicated authority, divine connection, and cultural values through carefully designed visual elements. Just like today's corporate logos, these symbols were instantly recognizable and carried specific meanings to their target audiences. Test your knowledge about these ancient precursors to modern branding!

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Ancient Egypt (Pharaoh's Cartouche)
Mesopotamia (Assyrian Royal Seal)
Ancient France (Merovingian Dynasty)
Roman Empire (Emperor's Standard)