* Ships: Cabot's expedition consisted of three ships, the Matthew, the Gabriel, and the Bonaventura. The Matthew was a small, fast ship that had been used by Cabot on previous voyages. The Gabriel and the Bonaventura were larger ships that were able to carry more supplies and crew.
* Crew: Cabot's crew consisted of about 18 men, including himself. The crew was made up of experienced sailors and navigators, as well as a few scientists and explorers.
* Food: The crew of the Matthew, Gabriel, and Bonaventura brought a variety of food supplies with them, including salted meat, fish, bread, and cheese. They also brought a number of spices, such as pepper and cinnamon, to help preserve the food.
* Water: The crew brought a large supply of water with them, as well as a number of casks to collect rainwater. They also brought a number of filters to purify the water.
* Navigation equipment: Cabot and his crew brought a variety of navigation equipment with them, including compasses, astrolabes, and quadrants. They also brought a number of maps and charts to help them find their way.
* Weapons: Cabot and his crew brought a number of weapons with them, including swords, crossbows, and guns. They also brought a number of armor and shields to protect themselves from attack.
* Other supplies: Cabot and his crew also brought a number of other supplies with them, including tools, rope, sails, and anchors. They also brought a number of medical supplies, such as bandages and medicines.