Which symbol served as the primary 'brand identity' for Ancient Egypt's pharaohs, appearing on royal seals, monuments, and representing divine authority?

Before modern logos and brand identities, ancient civilizations had their own powerful symbols that represented their cultures, rulers, and values. These symbols appeared on everything from coins and monuments to clothing and weapons, serving as early forms of 'branding' that communicated authority, religious significance, and cultural identity. Test your knowledge about these ancient precursors to modern brand identity elements!

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The Ankh (☥)
The Cartouche (oval enclosure containing royal names)
The Eye of Horus (𓂀)
The Scarab Beetle