In 1872, George Smith, a researcher at the British museum, laboriously putting together jigsaw like pieces of the Babylonian tablets found at Ninevah. One night, Smith came across a large fragment with only one side legible. He was stunned to read the story of a man who built an ark to escape a devastating flood. Who brought on boards animals of all types. who sent out birds to see if the water had receded. Smith had stumbled across one chapter of a much longer tale, the Epic of Gilgamesh.

The Annunaki are not the Nephilim or the fallen angels. This is a common misconception held by the masses. To illuminate my point, we will be reviewing ancient mythology. Using Sumerian and Biblical tales we will examine these “Nephilim” and “fallen angels” to look for their Sumerian counterpart. First we must understand who the Annunaki are, who the Nephilim are and who the fallen ones are.

The Igigi revolted against Enlil. The Grigori revolted against Yahweh. The term Igigi means “those who watch and see”. The term Grigori means “the watchers”.