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Caieta in the book of virgil's Enneid is a Queen like the Etrusucan-Albanian Velthina in the Cippus Peruginensis or like Kaina of the East Algeria. A "caillette" in savoy's language is the stomach of a cow who contains "presure" wich is a "ferment" or enzyme wich permit to get the milk" caillage" for cheese manufacturing and a site like "amphipolis" or other 'hypogée" are peharps a single manufacture of chhese of "brebis".