
FROM THE AXUM ARCHIVES
Tituba Anacaona
Some records were never intended for public keeping.
The woman she would become is one matter.
The surviving record of her early maturation is another.

At thirteen, Tituba Anacaona’s crown had already begun behaving in ways the Axum could no longer classify as ordinary. The surviving record documents its maturation.
The elders did not debate whether power was present. Only its measure remained in question.
Protective movement preceded conscious command. Gold charms responded during activation. No fear noted.
