0.55 m high, 1.22 m long, 1.10 m wide, circumference — 3.30 m. Discovered by Dainis Ozols in 1995. A typical bowl-shaped hollow stone, there are 20 of such stones in Latvia. On its surface there is a bowl-shaped hollow which is 55–65 cm wide, 50 cm long and 0.15 m deep. The depth of the bowl is up to 2.5 cm, diameter 0.30–0.38 m. The bowl has been made rather carelessly and has not been finished. On the sides of the stone there are the grooves typical for the stones with bowl-shaped hollows; they are rather poorly carved though and absent in some parts of the stone sides. 24 grooves can be well felt. Their biggest depth is up to 1 cm, most of them are 0.5 m deep, 3–4 cm wide, around 20 cm long. (A. Grīnbergs, 2010)
Narrative
No recorded folklore materials have been found. The local people cannot tell anything about the site.
