Which mythological deity's symbol became so recognizable in ancient retail that it was placed on coins, shop signs, and merchandise as one of history's earliest examples of successful brand recognition?

Before modern marketing, mythological figures served as powerful 'brands' that cultures recognized and revered. These divine figures had their own symbols, sacred locations, and dedicated followers - much like today's successful retail brands with their logos, flagship stores, and loyal customers. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations effectively 'branded' their myths and folklore in ways that created lasting cultural impact and recognition.

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Zeus's lightning bolt in Ancient Greece
Athena's owl in Athens' commercial marketplaces
Thor's hammer in Norse trading posts
Anubis's jackal head in Egyptian bazaars