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January 1992. Granite, steel. Dimensions: 13 × 12 × 41 in (33 × 30 × 104 cm).
The English word coulter (a plow blade) derives from the Latin word culter, meaning "a knife," "plowshare," or "cutting instrument". It entered Middle English as culter from Old English, maintaining the original Latin sense of a sharp tool used to cut the ground before the plowshare.
January 1992. Granite, steel. Dimensions: 13 × 12 × 41 in (33 × 30 × 104 cm).
The English word coulter (a plow blade) derives from the Latin word culter, meaning "a knife," "plowshare," or "cutting instrument". It entered Middle English as culter from Old English, maintaining the original Latin sense of a sharp tool used to cut the ground before the plowshare.