The Chaco culture was developed by ancestors of today's Pueblo who hunted and farmed a thousand years ago, transporting stone from great distances to build their towns. They managed local water supplies but long drought periods led to economic and social instability. Eventually the people moved and resettled.
This card's text says "This view of Kin Kletso is from the Pueblo Alto Trail. Built in two stages from AD 1125-1130, it is a classic McElmo style pueblo with rooms organized into a compact rectangle with no plaza."
