Weekend Ft 14484

[HenHen]

Stuck on several
4ac - old piece of raised ground in identical part of prison (8) - ?H???I?G
6d - it's normally written of most of African country in most of capital (8) - ??N???N?
13ac - little pieces are protean (6) - ???N?E
20ac - like these old pieces, it is hot after brief comment on cold? (7) - ?R?T?S? - british, brutish? why?
18d - old piece crossing itself below (8) - ???P???E
19d - proffered number of foreign coloured (8) - ???D???D - reddened? why?

Help appreciated, with explanations please.

Many thanks

HH

[scorpiojo]

19 tendered ten de red?

[scorpiojo]

13 faunae?

[Mamyalynne]

4 Shilling - Hill in Sing(Sing)

[BlueIce]

4. S(hill)ing
6.Lon(ghan)d
13.Change
20. Br(r) - it- is-h
18. Sixpence (though I can't parse this)
19. Ten-de-red

[Mojo-Jo-Jo]

18d sixpence

[HenHen]

Many thanks to you all. Just one more, then I'm finished !!
21ac - old piece of arachnid (4) - ?I?E

[Mamyalynne]

Mite ?

[sandyRoe]

s PIDE r

[Mamyalynne]

Brilliant

[factor-fiction]

I thought of PIDE from Spider but couldn't see the definition (flatbread isn't it?)

[sandyRoe]

Pied is a piece of Turkish bread, but...

[factor-fiction]

Does pide mean old?

[Mamyalynne]

Have you a dictionary definition please, not in Chambers

[Mamyalynne]

I knew 'Mite' was wrong, though it was a coin.

[sandyRoe]

Only this. We'd say, a jam piece or a buttered piece. So I looked for something in spider. Don't see the relevance of old in the clue

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pide

[factor-fiction]

I was just asking if it could mean old because otherwise I can't see where the word 'old' fits into the clue.
The only meaning I know is Turkish flat bread. I checked the urban dictionary (I wouldn't advise it) but that didn't help.

[factor-fiction]

Is that the exact clue, HenHen, or just a shortened version?

[Mamyalynne]

That is the clue FF - Sandy's answer works on a couple of levels, so am happy enough.

See the man (setter) is still dividing us days after his death.

[HenHen]

Exact clue. I think Mite is the answer as a Google search shows it was an old coin 2K years ago, and it fits with arachnid too. Any other thoughts?

[Mamyalynne]

That is what I thought but am now a bit swayed by Sandy's answer, although Scots in reference, hmm.