The author collects evidence for anthroponyms belonging to the family of Κ(ο)υλ(λ)- in inscriptions from Asia Minor and the North coast of the Black Sea. He remarks that their area of concentration is Paphlagonia, therefore, these names, obviously of Hittite origin, belong to Paphlagonian stock. Their presence in the Bosporan Kingdom, at Olbia and at Chersonesus Taurica can be explained through a rather early wave of migration (before the 4th century BC) coming from Paphlagonia (see Tokhtas’ev 2007). To the same family could also belong the name Γολας (alternance k/g in Hittite-Luwian, possibly also in Paphlagonian).