The Isle of Kifi is the site of the most accurate nasunometer. This nasunometer is a tall pillar, contained in a covered stilling well that fills naturally as the Nasun River floods. The pillar is marked by deep grooves and symbols up its height so that it can easily be read accurately from the platform above, during Akhet. The nasunometer is tended and read by priests who live on the island.
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