Which symbol, considered one of the earliest examples of 'brand identity' in ancient Rome, was standardized across the empire and appeared on buildings, coins, and military standards as a mark of Roman authority?

Before modern corporate logos and brand identities, ancient civilizations created powerful symbols that represented their values, power, and culture. These ancient 'brands' were carefully developed to communicate authority and identity across vast empires, often transcending language barriers. Test your knowledge about one of the most recognizable and enduring brand identities from the ancient world!

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SPQR (Senatus Populusque Romanus) inscription
The Roman Eagle (Aquila)
The laurel wreath crown symbol
The Roman legion standard with eagle bearer (Aquilifer)