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Share this Article You are free to share this article under the Attribution 4.0 International license. A site where 37,000 years ago a mammoth mother and her cub met their end offers some of the best evidence for humans settling in North America much earlier than conventionally thought. Bones from the abattoir record how humans shaped chunks of their long bones into disposable knives to break up their carcasses, and make their fat over fires. But a key detail sets this site apart from others from this era. That’s in New Mexico—a place where most archaeological evidence doesn’t locate humans until tens of thousands of years later. Researchers reveal a wealth of evidence that is rarely found in one place. These include fossils with blunt force fractures, bone-chilling blades with worn edges, and signs of a controlled fire. And thanks to carbon-dating analysis of collagen extracted from mammoth bones, the site also dates from 36,250 to 38,900 years old,

So can you live on $28,000 a year? That’s the real question here. And this is a question that very few people know the answer to because, when you sum it up, how much you need to save for retirement depends entirely on how much you want to spend in retirement. If you want overseas trips, luxury cars, golf club memberships, and regular trips to the theater, then yes, you probably almost need the “comfortable” standard of annual income the super industry suggests. After tracking my own expenses for the past two years, I know that I cover about $88,000 in annual living expenses. However, smash my mortgage ($31,000) and private tuition ($11,000) and I’m already banging on super industry standards for a “comfortable” retirement. For context, I’m a high earner who spends about $6000 a year on vacations and pays about $4000 a year for gym memberships. Suggesting this is an appropriate standard of retirement living for most Australians sounds a bit ridiculous to me. If I had to cut out vaca

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