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That would be dependant on the size of the vessel. Even today vessels are restricted to their time away from a port. In the past their time was dependant upon how much food they could carry. Today it is how much food and fuel can they carry.
In the 1400's (Columbus) they could stay at sea for months without restocking food. If they came ashore to reprovision water and food they could go for years such as whalers.
In the mideval times I dont think they stayed out for more than a few months due to food and water.
What else can I help you with?
How long would people in a medieval guild have to study?
On average 7 years, then they would have to pass a test called a masterpiece I order to be accepted into the guild. I hop this helps
How long on average does a vehicle insurance quote remain binding?
It's unsure at this moment to me. I believe though strongly that it would be 60 days.
How long does the average red blood cell remain in circulatory system?
Around Roughly 127 days
How long is a medieval halberd?
The medieval halberd was typically 5-6 feet long.
How long is the show at medieval times Chicago?
Average show is two hours from start to finsih! Average show is two hours from start to finsih! Average show is two hours from start to finsih!
How big was a medieval bow?
The medieval bow was a metre and a half long
If you took fifty Mg of hydrocarbon how long would it remain in your system?
What is Hydrocarbon? lol
How long does it take a human body to digest chicken?
How long does it take for Slo Niacin to leave the body after you have stopped.
How long was a medieval long sword?
5 ft
How long is an average helicopter?
What would you call "average". I don't see there is an "average" helicopter, all are different.
How long did medieval blacksmiths work?
718
What was the role of a scop in the medieval mead hall?
A scop was an Old English storyteller. He would entertain those at the medieval mead hall by reciting long poems, epics, songs, and stories. This later evolved to minstrels and such.
