Which of these mythological symbols was NOT correctly used as a 'brand identifier' in ancient cultures?

Throughout history, mythological symbols have served as powerful 'brand identifiers' for cultures, kingdoms, and deities. Long before modern logos, these symbols created instant recognition and conveyed specific values. Test your knowledge about how ancient mythological symbols functioned similarly to today's brand recognition techniques, and see if you can identify which mythological symbol was specifically associated with its corresponding deity or culture.

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The caduceus (staff with two snakes) was the primary symbol of Apollo, the Greek god of healing and medicine
Thor's hammer (Mjölnir) was worn as an amulet by Norse believers as a symbol of protection and strength
The ankh symbol represented eternal life in ancient Egyptian mythology and was associated with their gods
The trident was consistently used to represent Poseidon/Neptune as the god of the sea across Greek and Roman mythology