Wikipedia acknowledges that Medina-Sidonia near the tip of southern Spain was named for Canaan’s son Sidon (“Posidon”), also mentioning that its original name may have been Asido, of Iberians, who were Pelasgians (Peleg a son of Heber), so perhaps it was founded by Pelasgians though showing allegiance to Sidon by the naming, city of Sidon in the “Iberian” language Asido.
