Gonna (Helme)

{{Infobox Helmet}} | name = Gonna | type = Helmet | origin = Ancient Greece | period = Archaic/Classical period (circa 700-323 BC) | material = Bronze, possibly other metals in some instances. | description = The ''gonna'' was a type of ancient Greek helmet, characterized by its distinctive shape and construction. Specific details regarding its exact design vary depending on the surviving archaeological evidence and artistic representations. Generally, it is described as a relatively simple, close-fitting helmet with a relatively high crown. It differed from more elaborate Corinthian helmets and other contemporary styles.

The lack of extensive surviving examples and detailed written descriptions makes definitive statements about its precise features challenging. Further research is needed to clarify regional variations and its overall prevalence within ancient Greece.

| related terms = Corinthian helmet, Pilos, Thracian helmet.

References

• Further research is needed to provide specific academic references. The information provided is based on a general understanding of ancient Greek helmets, requiring further verification from primary sources.

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