The Butuan Silver Paleograph is an ancient artifact discovered in Butuan City, Philippines, in 1989. This silver plate, inscribed with ancient scripts, is believed to date back to the 10th century CE. It provides valuable insights into the early writing systems and trade practices in the region. The paleograph features inscriptions in the Baybayin script, which is associated with the pre-colonial Philippines. It is significant for understanding the cultural and historical context of the Philippine archipelago during the early interactions with neighboring regions, including Southeast Asia and China.