'Finding more that unlikely...'

[wotcha]

'Finding more than that is unlikely, as tomb robbers looted the pyramid'

What does ''Finding more than that is unlikely,' mean in this sentence?

[J&K Tutoring]

Need more context to give anything beyond a guess, but here goes:

Order of likelyhood of this "finding" from highest to lowest-
Definitely, Probably, Maybe, Maybe not, Unlikely, More than unlikely, Definitely not.

[emsr2d2]

'Finding more that unlikely, as tomb robbbers looted the pyramid'

What does ''Finding more that unlikely,' mean in this sentence?

I'm assuming, as I think did J&K that there is a typo in your post and that it's meant to say "more than unlikely", not "more that unlikely" which I can't make any sense of.

[wotcha]

sorry for my typo! The actual sentence is

'Finding more than that it is unlikely, as tomb robbers looted the pyramid'

[JohnParis]

Then emsr2d2 and J&K are correct.

Finding more than that (which they have already found) is unlikely, as tomb robbers looted the pyramid.

John

[emsr2d2]

sorry for my typo! The actual sentence is

'Finding more than that it is unlikely, as tomb robbers looted the pyramid'

Have you added another typo?! Now I can't work out why the word "it" is there.