태평양 한가운데, 선원들이 씹어 삼킨 끔찍한 음식 | 대항해시대
The 15th century, the 'Age of Discovery' as we plunged into the unknown seas. Today, we will explore the grueling onboard diet that sailors of that time had to chew and swallow ashore on the waves. Subscribing and liking this video will be a great help in continuing the chronicles! :) The narration in this video is my own voice, recorded by me! 😄 [References] [Eugenio de Salazar’s collection of letters, ‘The Landlubber’s Lament’ (1573)], [Christopher Columbus’s ‘Diario de a bordo’ and records of ship supplies from the Spanish trading house (Casa de Contratación)], [Álvaro Velho’s diary, ‘Roteiro da primeira viagem de Vasco da Gama à Índia’ (1498)], [Jacques Cartier’s voyage record, ‘Bref récit et succincte narration’ (1535 and 1536) (1545)], [Haklut [The Voyages of Sir James Lancaster to Brazil and the East Indies] compiled by the Hakluyt Society, [The medical treatise 'The Surgions Mate' (1617) by British naval surgeon John Woodall, [Admiral Edward Vernon's Guide to British Navy Rum Mixing (1740)], [Antonio Pigafetta's account of accompanying the Magellan fleet, 'Relazione del primo viaggio intorno al mondo' (1524)] [Video Sources] Some scenes in this video are from the films Nova Zembla (2011), 1492 Conquest of Paradise (1992), and Master and Commander (2003) to aid visual understanding and historical commentary. Footage from the drama Sin Limites (2022) has been used. This is a minimal use for critical and educational purposes, and all rights to the footage belong to the original copyright holder. [Notice] This video includes images and footage generated or synthesized using AI technology to aid in understanding the historical context. While it has been reconstructed based on historical facts, please be advised that this is not actual footage. #AgeOfTheDiscovery #CombatRations #OnboardMeals #HardTag #Scurvy #Mutiny 00:00 Intro (Beginning: "From the 15th to the 17th century...") 00:42 Ship Biscuits: Worm-infested HardTag 01:49 Protein Source: Stinking Salted Meat 02:49 Hydration: Rotten Drinking Water and Rum 04:49 Columbus's Table: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Menus and Mutiny 05:54 Worst Disease at Sea: Scurvy 06:41 A Neglected Cure: Lemons and Limes 08:42 Logistical Failure: Magellan's Fleet Drifting in the Pacific 10:25 Outro

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