File JM-ACJ/P/3-5/4 - Photocopies of the journals of the excavations from 1880 to 1910 (notebooks n°1 to 4), the text for the guidance and a study of the excavation of Fr. Germer-Durand transcribed by Fr. Austin Treamer; photocopies of the reports of 2 March 1908 and 20 November 1909 of Fr. Gabriel Jacquemier to Bishop Philippe Camassei, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem (3 notebooks); photocopies of Fr. G. Jacquemier's notes on the evidence that the cave is not Jeremiah's prison (1 notebook); photocopies of Fr. Léopold Dressaire's notes on the Praetorium and St. Pierre-en-Gallicante (1 notebook).

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Photocopies of the journals of the excavations from 1880 to 1910 (notebooks n°1 to 4), the text for the guidance and a study of the excavation of Fr. Germer-Durand transcribed by Fr. Austin Treamer; photocopies of the reports of 2 March 1908 and 20 November 1909 of Fr. Gabriel Jacquemier to Bishop Philippe Camassei, Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem (3 notebooks); photocopies of Fr. G. Jacquemier's notes on the evidence that the cave is not Jeremiah's prison (1 notebook); photocopies of Fr. Léopold Dressaire's notes on the Praetorium and St. Pierre-en-Gallicante (1 notebook).

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Community of the Augustinian Fathers of the Assumption in Jerusalem (ACJ)
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Augustinian Fathers of the Assumption in Jerusalem, Saint Peter in Gallicantu (ACJ)

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Charles Mousch's 3-page typed report on these documents photocopied in Rome in 1985 and brought back to Jerusalem on September 11, 1986.

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