In ancient Greek marketplaces, which mythological symbol was commonly used by merchants selling medicinal herbs and healing products as an early form of brand identification?

Throughout history, mythological symbols have been powerful marketing tools, representing ideals and values that resonate across generations. From ancient marketplaces to modern retail, these symbols have influenced how products are positioned and perceived. This poll explores how ancient cultures leveraged mythological elements in their earliest forms of commercial branding and product differentiation - a practice that continues to influence retail branding strategies today.

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The caduceus of Hermes (staff with two intertwined snakes)
The Rod of Asclepius (staff with a single snake)
The Cornucopia of Demeter (horn of plenty)
The Trident of Poseidon (three-pronged spear)