Throughout his life Charles Corm remained fascinated by the Phoenicians. He considered their contributions in the fields of navigation, trade and of course the modern alphabet could be a legacy for all Lebanese people.

In 2019, the Phoenician Institute revived the Revue Phénicienne for a special centenary edition focused on the latest archeological discoveries. One can find out about the natural resources used by the Phoenicians or their mono-theistic practices along with intriguing archeological finds in the Shouf region of Lebanon.

Photo Credit for Phoenician inscriptions: The Louvre Museum, Paris.