The very American history of the Chinese takeout box, and a look at the new “Americancore” trend. Plus, archaeologists have uncovered a hidden neighborhood in the ancient Maya city of Tikal that sheds new light on the imperialism of the Teotihuacán. And a lost David Bowie album is finally being released.Sponsor:NetSuite, netsuite.com/kottkeLinks:The Chinese Takeout Box is As American As Baseball and Apple Pie (The Dieline)Chinese Food Delivery Containers, Explained (Eater)The Chinese-Takeout Container Is Uniquely American (NY Times)Takeout and Delivery Food Can Teach You American History (TIME)America as an Internet Aesthetic (The New Yorker)Panda Express (Yuki Chikamori, TikTok)chinese food box (R & D Tool Engineering & Fourslide Production, YouTube)Ancient Maya City of Tikal Had a Teotihuacán-Like Neighborhood (Gizmodo)Startling Discovery Reveals Mysterious Citadel Hidden in Ancient Maya City (Science Alert)In Guatemala, archaeologist from Brown helps to uncover hidden neighborhood in ancient Maya city (Brown University)Lost Maya Neighborhood Is a Mini Replica of Teotihuacan Citadel, New Research Finds (ARTnews)David Bowie’s Lost 2001 Album, Toy, Receiving Long-Awaited Release (Consequence of Sound)David Bowie’s Unreleased Album Toy Set for Release (Pitchfork)International Podcast Day Kottke.OrgJackson Bird on TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.