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在古代美索不达米亚、巴比伦、埃及、罗马和希腊,世界见证了一个记录和塑造历史进程的行业的首次繁荣。为了记录其所拥有的黄金和粮食,富有的地主、皇帝、王子王孙和君主使用纸莎草纸、石刻或木牍来记录购买和销售情况。这就是会计行业的由来。考古学家冈特·德赖尔在阿拜多斯的埃及蝎子王墓中发现了距今5300年的骨质标签——这些刻有记号的标签被系在油和亚麻纱袋子上。到了奥古斯都皇帝时期,大约2000年前,铭文演变
In ancient Mesopotamia, Babylon, Egypt, Rome and Greece, the world witnessed the first boom in an industry that documented and shaped the historical process. In order to record the gold and grain they possess, wealthy landlords, emperor, princes, and monarchs use papyrus, stone carvings or clogs to record purchases and sales. This is the origin of the accounting profession. Archaeologist Gunter Dreher discovered the 5,300-year-old bone tag in the Egyptian tombs of the Scorpion in Abydos - these tagged labels tied to oil and linen bags. At the time of Emperor Augustus, the inscriptions evolved about 2,000 years ago