ETANA is an online resource for exploring materials related to the ancient world, with a focus reflected in its collections, texts, and archaeological projects. The site brings together several research areas, including ABZU, Core Texts, and eTACT, and provides search tools to help visitors locate records. Users can browse Core Texts by author or title, use advanced search options, or leave the search field blank to view all available records.

For eTACT, the site offers advanced search and access to available translations. ABZU features records such as scholarly books, reference works, and publications on topics including Egyptian archaeology, writing systems, and texts from ancient periods. The homepage also highlights recently added resources, making new additions easier to discover.

ETANA supports registered users with account access, while its pages provide routes to information about the organization and its archaeological projects. The site notes past support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the National Science Foundation, underscoring its role as a digital gateway to research and resources