The Hebrew word sur or tsur for rock or hill became the name of the famous Phoenician island (when the Ice Age had ended) called Tyre (Syria), both an island and a fortress upon it, and Glastonbury Tor in far southwestern England was named that Hebrew word and concept of sur or tsur (tor), brought by the Canaanites during the Ice Age, those Atlanteans, and that word for a high place of fortification (as with turrets on-top of a tower) at Touros at the eastern tip of Brazil, and Torre in the Brazilian state of Bahia.
