In the Puze parish, the collective farm “Blāzma” was active during the Soviet era. The stone, which was chosen as a monument honoring land reclamation, was found in a field near the Blacksmiths' house, pulled out of its place, dragged across the road, and placed upright on the side of the road.
It turns out that the stone in the field near the Blacksmiths' house was once a place of worship for the region's most ancient inhabitants, the Finno-Ugric tribes, 2000-3000 years ago. On the side of the stone, you can see a large number of spherical holes made by people.