Did the egiptans put the brains in the canopic jar?

No, the ancient Egyptians did not place the brain in a canopic jar. During the mummification process, the brain was typically removed and discarded, as it was not considered important for the afterlife. Instead, the canopic jars were used to store the deceased's internal organs—specifically the stomach, intestines, lungs, and liver—each protected by a specific deity. These organs were preserved and buried alongside the mummified body to ensure the individual's well-being in the afterlife.