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Further discoveries were still being made in the 1940s.

BP said last night that it was continuing to spend up to $3bn a year in the North Sea developing new fields such as the Rhum gas field and the Clair oilfield but a spokesman believed the North Sea would never be able to compete with the likes of Angola and the US Gulf, where enormous discoveries were still possible.

Discoveries are still being made daily.

Spanish 17th-century art is an area where significant discoveries are still made at intervals.

Of course, discoveries are still being made daily, but compared with the leaps of the past they are small matters of detail.

More important is that the Brontë story remains unfinished; they may have been dead for more than a century and a half, but important new discoveries are still being made.

The animals travel; the great gate stays in Germany.Some of the 130,000 tablets that were obtained by the British Museum in the 1870s have not yet been translated, and surprising discoveries are still being made, linking Babylonian and biblical texts.

However, the existing discoveries are still inconsistent, which may be attributed largely to the heterogeneous measures and methods scholars used and to the unidirectional causalities presumed in most research.

The fourth, Disappearance, will explain why Petra only ever truly flourished for 400 or so years; while the fifth, Story Tellers, will allow today's archaeologists to show how new discoveries are still being made on site.

Antiquities, that vaguely defined category, which runs from the dawn of history to the occupation of Rome by the Germanic invaders in 476 A.D., represent the other art market pole where astounding discoveries are still made.

The pessimists retort that recent discoveries are still not enough.The IEA expects unconventional sources of oil to take up a lot of the slack, as progressively higher prices make them economically viable.