food and shelter
There were few sailors in the 1400’s. Columbus didn’t sail until 1492 and he is considered the earliest ship. They would wear a cotton pair of pants (jean type of material), loose shirt, a leather shoe or boot, and a hat. Most sailors were very rough people and would come out of jail in the mornings and sign onto a ship. They had little and didn’t need much.
Trade between Europe and Africa before the 1400s was indirect. Between the 1400s and the 1700s, it was direct.
well I know that they did not use Viking ship designs. 3======D 0:
scurvy, black death or food poisoning
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Scurvy
ya they jacked off all day and 69d eachother
All explorers were looking for a water route to Asia and gold.
I only know that tudors ate their food dried smoked pickled and salted
cannibalism started in the ice age, in Europe or a colder climate, filled with snow and there was no food. The people living there begun to eat themselves since there was no food, and nothing was growing, it was just ice. cannibalism also began to reappear in the 1400s in south America. remember they didn't eat the women of childbearing age.
food and shelter
the Dodo bird was endangered because sailors had no food on the boats so the decided to eat the big flightless birds.
in the hull of the ship.
The invention of the astrolabe in the 1400s significantly aided sailors in navigating the open seas. This device allowed them to determine their latitude by measuring the angle of celestial bodies above the horizon, improving their ability to chart courses and travel farther from home. Coupled with advancements in ship design, such as the caravel, these tools enabled more ambitious explorations during the Age of Discovery.