The topic of this paper are "mirila in Ražanac". By reading the relevant literature and analyzing it, I realized that in the past mirila had a very important function because they signify the practice of marking a place of rest with the deceased, and going to the field I saw that they were destroyed by human action. When the funeral procession started, halfway from the house to the cemetery, they would stop and measure the deceased by placing one stone next to the head and the other next to his legs. Also, they would write the name and surname of the deceased, the year of his birth and death, and draw a cross. The aim of this paper is to investigate funeral customs in Ražanac, to find out what the meaning of taking that measure was, to compare Ražanac mirila with those on Velebit, Bukovica and Ravni kotari, and how the change of everyday life affected the change of practice. After the Second World War, mirila fell into oblivion and were threatened with destruction due to human activity. The work will focus on the renovation of the monument, which has already begun in 2014 by the Ražanac Tourist Board, headed by Director Miletić. He wants to renew the mirila and offer them as a tourist product with the aim of developing rural tourism.