The Lateglacial (~ 18000 – 11653 cal yr BP) was the transition period between Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) cold conditions and Holocene warm climate. Temperature patterns during this period were relatively similar in northern and tropical latitudes, with cold stadials and warm interstadials, but humidity conditions were quite variable. Knowledge about paleoprecipitation patterns during this period is of crucial importance due to the possible existence of similarities between global warming consequences and abrupt climate change effects during Lateglacial. Nevertheless, most cores available in Colombia until now have been studied at low resolutions and discontinuities are usually encountered in the sediments of this period. In this research...