The Riace Bronzes are two ancient Greek statues discovered in 1972 off the coast of Riace, Italy. Dating back to the 5th century BCE, they are believed to represent warriors and are made of bronze, showcasing the advanced metalworking techniques of the time. The statues stand about 2 meters tall and are notable for their detailed anatomy and expressive features. These sculptures are significant examples of Classical Greek art, reflecting the ideals of beauty and heroism in ancient Greek culture. They are currently housed in the National Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria, where they attract many visitors and scholars interested in ancient history and art.