Which of these companies, founded during ancient times, is widely recognized as the oldest continuously operating business in the world?

While we often think of brands and companies as modern constructs, some businesses have roots stretching back millennia. Ancient civilizations developed sophisticated trading networks and commercial enterprises, some of which evolved into enduring institutions. This poll tests your knowledge about the fascinating intersection of ancient civilizations and what might be considered the world's earliest example of brand longevity.

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Kongō Gumi (Japan) - Construction company founded in 578 CE during the Asuka period
Marinelli Bell Foundry (Italy) - Bell maker established in 1040 CE during the Byzantine influence
Stora Enso (Sweden) - Mining company with origins in 1288 CE during the late Viking era
The Zildjian Company (Turkey) - Cymbal manufacturer founded in 1623 CE in the Ottoman Empire