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Mostly niu and ariki are glyphs which unites the hahe sign (if such it is) with the rest of the glyph. But there are a few cases where hahe is drawn as a separate unit. Only P has niu glyphs with a separate hahe sign:
It should be noted that side a of P has 599 glyphs (which we possibly now should read as 99 + 500 - if we follow our experience from E). The distance from the 'puo' type of niu to the henua type of niu is significantly 168. Hahe joined to ariki glyphs exist in a few more cases:
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