Which symbol served as the primary 'brand identity' for Ancient Egyptian pharaohs, appearing on royal seals, monuments, and official communications?

Before modern logos and trademarks, ancient civilizations had their own powerful brand identities. Royal seals, divine symbols, and distinctive marks identified rulers, temples, and artisans. These ancient 'brands' conveyed authority, authenticity, and ownership—functioning much like modern corporate identities. Test your knowledge about these early brand identities that shaped perceptions and wielded influence across ancient empires!

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The cartouche (oval enclosure containing the pharaoh's name)
The ankh (symbol of life)
The Eye of Horus (protective symbol)
The scarab beetle (symbol of rebirth)